GREENHOUSE   SHRUBS, 

HERBACEOUS  PLANTS  AND  BULBOUS  ROOTS, 

CULTIVATED  AND  FOR  SALE  AT  THE 
I 

LINN^.AN  BOTANIC  GARDEN, 

Flushing,  near  JVeu'-  York, 

ITilliaiti  Prince  &  ^ons,  Proprietors. 


It  will  be  perceived  that  numerous  and  splendid  acquisitions  have  been  made  fo 
ine Greenhouse  department, and  ereat  perspicuity  and  attention  have  been  exercis- 
ed inselecting  the  most  interesting  and  beautiful.  In  accomplisiiini^this, the  lead- 
in*  object  of  the  Proprietors  has  always  been  ratherio  enrich  and  aggrandize  his  f-- 
Tablishment,  than  to  be^uided  by  mere  pecuniary  considerations;  very  many  of  tiiL' 
plants  having  been  purchased  at  an  expense  of  from  ftuir  to  five  guineas  each.  In 
rare  and  valuable^ product' )h?  from  every  quarter  of  the  world,  and  especially 
from  China  and  Japan,  thif?  collection  is  particularly  rich  and  interesting. 

The  prices  have  been  greatly  reduced,  and  are  as  low  er  lower  than  the  same  ViV- 
ticies  equally  genuine,  and  of  equal  qualitij,  canhe  obteLined  for  elsewhere. 

JManyspecies'of  plants  arranged  inothevcatalogues  as  Greenhouse  Plants,  having 
been  found  by -experience  sufficiently  hardy  to  support  our  winteis,  are  omitted  iu 
thi3  Catalogue,  but  will  be  found  under  their  lespective  heads  in  the  Catalogue  of 
Hardy  Trees,  Shrubs,  &.C.  from  pages  45  to  88  inclusive. 

Those  checked  thus  *  though  generally  cultivated  as  greenhouse  plants,  will 
when  well  grown,  stand  the  winters  of  the  middle  States  in  the  open  air,  and  a  large 
proportion  of  the  others  will  supportthe  wintere  of  the  Southern  States. 

Nearly  all  the  following  will  thrive  in  a  comfortable  sitting  room  during  the  win- 
ter— they  are  in  pots  or  boxes,  and  the  prices  are  inclusive. 


Each 

$  cts. 

1  Jamaica  liquorice 

Abrus  _ 

:  precatorius 

75 

2  Prickly  leaved  acacia 

Acacia  arniata 

75 

3  White  flowered  do 

peregrina 

1 

4  Glandulous  American  do 

■  glandulosa 

1 

5  Deciirrent  do 

decurrens 

i  ;.n 

6  Broad  leaved  do 

impressa 

1  r 

7  Nilotic  do 

niiotica 

7;, 

8  Delicate  spiny  do 

pulchella 

1  50 

9  Glaucous  do 

glauca,  vel  Mimosa 

7' 

10  Two  spiked  superb  do 

lop+ianta 

]    V. 

11  Whorl  leaved  do 

verticiil;;ta 

i 

12  *Smooth  do 

Ju!ibri-sin 

;\i 

14  Sponge  tree,  or  Appoponax 

jhrn?~inna 

"/•^ 

l*j  Cape  do 

I 

,,.,,,,  ■ , .  •  ^- 

122  ^„„ 

$    Ct», 

Tcllow  haired  acAc'ia,  beautiful  Ac&c\&  longiihlia,  eel  sal  ic  if olial  iO 
Ditto,  extra  large,  ^'^- 


.18  Myrtle  leaved  do 

.  myrtif»Iia 

150 

19  Hairy  stemmed  do  beautiful 

pubepcens 

2 

21  Soft  leaved  achania 

Achania  mollis 

75 

22  Hairy  do  do 

pilosa 

1  00 

23  Mexican  Mrhite  sapota 

Achras  sapota,  v.  alba 

3 

24  Elk's  horn  fern 

Acrosticnm  alcicorne 

150 

25  Yellow  flowered  adenanthcra 

Adenanthera  pavonina 

75- 

27  Chinese  vellow  spotted  air  plant  Aeridesodoratum 

2 

28  African  blue  lily 

Agapanthus  limbellatus 

1 

Ditto,  per  dozen^  $0 

29  Lesser  do 

minor,  vel  pracox  1 

Ditto,  per  dozen,  ^0 

30  Whitish  do 

subalba 

1 

31  Striped  leaved  do 

fol.  vnr. 

175 

32  New  splendid  do 

pp.  nova 

2  to  3 

33  American  century  aloe 

Agave  americana 

40 

34  Striped  leaved  do 

v.fol.  striata 

75 

35  ^Virginian  do 

virginica 

40 

37  Tallest  albuca 

Albuca  altissima 

40 

38  Great  do 

major 

50 

40  Riband  striped  do 

vittata 

75 

41  Sarmentose  aletris 

Aletris  sarmentosa 

1 

42  Soccotrine  aloe 

Aloe  soccotrina 

80 

43  Partridge  breast  do 

variegata 

65 

44  Cushion  do 

retnsa 

75 

45  Tongue  do 

lingua 

70 

46  Pearl  tongue  do 

.raargaritifera 

50 

48  Least  do  do  ' 

V.  minima 

1 

49  Cobweb  do 

arachnoides 

80 

50  Tv/o  colored  do    ^ 

discolor 

51  Attenuated  do 

attenuata 

52  Warted  do 

verrucosa 

70 

53  Spotted  leaved  do 

maculata 

80 

54  Tree  do 

arborescehs 

55  Dwarf  hedgehog  do 

humilis 

56  Soap  do                         ;, 

saponaria 

57  Agave  leaved  do 

sp. 

5d  Superb  flowered  acuminate  do 

acuminata 

59  Expanded  do 

expansa 

60  Long  sword  leaved  do 

acinacifolia 

150- 

61  Keel  shaped  do 

carinata 

150 

62  Smooth  stemmed  do 

dichotcma 

150 

63  Yellow  spined  do 

fiavispina 

150 

64  Greenish  do 

virens 

65  Thick  tongue  do 

n-.^ricans 

150 

66  Broad  spotted  aloe 

obliqua 

67  Dark  soap  do 

obscura 

6S  Pioliferous  do 

prolifcra 

69  Greenish  do 

pseudovirens 

70  Narrow  spotted  do 

pulchra 

yl  Rasp  leaved  do  &c.  &c. 

radula 

80 

\  liarge  rasp  leaved  do 

radula,  major 

•75 

Sroailkeel  shaped  do 

carinata,  minor 

■ong  leaved  do 

longifolia 

Where  20  or  more  epeciea  of  aloes  are  taken,  a  discouni  of  25 

nt.  will  be  made.] 


75  Orange  colored  alonsoa 
7o  Superb  nodding  alpinia 

77  Dwarf  do 

78  Peruvian  spotted  alBtroBmeria 

88  Ovate  leaved  do 

81  Striped  flowered  do 

82  Climbing  do 

83  Red  flovv  ered  do 

84  St.  IVIartin's  tricolored  do 

85  Winged  flowered  amaryllis 
80  Grand  flowering 
87  *Changeable  flowered 
83  Attenuated 

89  Chinese  golden 

90  Belladonna 

91  Mexican  bicolor 

92  Charming 

93  Green  fl.owered 
95  Brilliant 
90  Curled  flowered 

98  Fothergill's  splendid 

99  Barbadoes 

101  Double  flowering  Barbadoes 

102  Yellowish  flowered 

103  Fulgid  flowered 

104  Jacobea's  scarlet 

105  Gigantic,  very  splendid,  often 
producing  from  30  to  40 
flowers  at  once. 

lOG  Mrs.  Hood's  favorite 

107  Dwarf 

108  Flaming 

110  Splendid  striped  flowering 

111  Brick  colored 

112  *Long  leaved  rose  colored 

113  *Long  leaved  white 

114  Vermilion  colored 

117  Parrot  like,  green  and  crim-  ) 

son,  superb  5 

118  Princely 

119  Neat  flowered 

120  Powdered 

121  Dark  purple 

122  Punctured 

123  Diminutive 

124  Scarlet  cape 

125  Snowdrop  leaved 

126  Mexican 

127  Yellow  autumual 

128  Saffron  colored 

131  Fiery 

132  Guernsey  lily 

134  Sordid 

135  Magnificent  starry  flowered, 
often    producing   20   to   30 

.   flowers  at  once 
1,36  Striped  leaved 


^3 

Eich 

S  cts. 

Alonsoa acutifolia,??.  Hemimeris  50 

Alpinia  nutans 

75 

taratcha 

50 

AlstrcEmeria  pelegrina 

150 

ovata 

3 

ligtu 

1 

salsilla 

2 

simsii 

3 

Martini,  v. 

. tricolor 

Amaryllis  alata 

2 

amabilis 

6 

atamasco 

20 

attenuata 

3 

aurea 

2 

belladonna 

70 

bicolor 

8 

blanda 

3 

calyptrata 

6 

corusca,  vel  J^erine  S 
crisp  a,  v.  strumaria     25 
curvifolia  4 

equestris,  vel  Brazil- 


zensis 
V.  plena 
flavescens 
fulgida 
formosissima 

gigantea 

Hoodii 
humilis 
ignesceng 
johnsoni 
lateritia 

longifolia,  v-  ros^ 
«.  alba 
miniata 

psittacina 

princeps 

pulchella 

pulverulenta 

V.  atrapurpurea 

punctata 

pumilio 

purpurea 

radiata 

reginae 

lutea 

crocata 

rutila 

sarniensis 

soi'dida 

stellaris 

striatifolia 


25 


10 


150 

10 
150 
3 

I      70 
1 
2 


C 

2  50 
150 
2 

75 
■  SO 
5 
1 

25 
3 
150 

50 

3  50 

10 

;j  50 


]37  Long  styled 

i:>W  Superb  flowered,  striped  leaved 

140  Twisted  flowered 

141  Waved  flowered 

142  Chequered  flowered 

145  Veined  flowered 

146  Superb  riband  striped 

147  Ceylon  lily 

148  Cashew  nut 

149  Scarlet  flowered  pimpernel 
loi)  Blue  flowered  do 

151  Fetid  bean  trefoil 

152  Andromeda,  5fe  catalogue  of 
hardij  trees  and  shrubs 

153  Lemon  grass 

154  ''Anemone,  see  catalogue  of 
bulbs,  ^C. 

156  Brazilian  custard  apple 

157  Soursop  do 

158  Cherimoyer  do 

159  Shining  leaved  do 

160  Netted  do 
361  Rinyon  do 
102  Sweet  sop  do 
163  Ethiopian  antholyza,or  5car- 

tet  tuberose 
1G4  Tube  flowered  do 

165  Scarlet  do 

166  Narrow  leaved  do 

167  Orange  colored  do 
16S  Great  orange  do 
169  Minor  rose  colored  do 

171  Narrow  leaved  do 

172  Standard  do 

173  Do        minor  do 

174  Cape  pink  do 

175  Large  red  do 

176  Jupiter's  beard 

177  European  strawberry  tree 

178  Double  flowering  do 

179  Scarlet  flewering  do 

180  Canary  Island  do 

181  Serrated  do  "^^^ 

182  Levant  do  ^A;S^ 

183  Yellow  arctotis  ^>-^Av 

184  Silvery  leaved,  or  superb  do 

185  Chinese  ardisia 

186  Red  flowered  do  _fc..:-.-... 

187  Nigh  I  shade-like  do        wB| 

188  Umbel  flowered  do         ^^P^l 

189  Blue  flowered  aristea 

190  Mediterranean  glaiicous  aris 

tolocliia 
ITU  Brazilian  speckled  do 
192  Chili  sliiiiiiig  aristotelia 
103' Silvery  leaved  wormwood 
(•'•"  True  bread  fruit 
■''.'(i  Niit  bearing  do 


124 

Each 

$  cts- 

Amaiyliis  stylosa 

red                   superba 

4 

tortuli  flora 

3 

undulata 

20 

veniflora 

3 

venosa 

3 

vitlata 

1 

zeylandica 

3 

Anacardium  occidentale 

Anagallis  fruticosa 

1 

monella 

75 

Anagyris  foLitida 

50 

>  Andromeda 

Andropogon  schtenanthus 

40 

>  Anemone 

Anona  guanabaucis 

150 

muricata 

150 

cherimolia  v.  tripetela 

1 

paiustris 

1  50 

reticulata 

2 

sp. 

150 

squamosa 

150 

>  Antiiolyza  sethiopica 
tubulosa 

60 

1 

car  din  alls 

1 

angustifolia 

50 

aurantlaca 

1 

V.  major 

1 

minor,  rosea, 

1  80 

angustifolia,  v. rubra  1 

Tar 

1 

var 

1 

var  Oiellet  du  Cap 

1- 

rubra 

1 

Anthyllis  barba-jovis 

1 

Arbutus  unedo 

75 

V.  plena 

1  50 

V.  rubra 

150 

canariensis 

3 

serratifolia 

150 

andrachne 

1 

Arctotis  aureola 

1 

lasciniata,  vel  superh 

a    50 

Ardisia  crcnata 

75 

,^            colorala 

2 

■j^        solonacea 

1 

Hp        littoralis 

1 

Aristea  cyanea 

1 

\  Aristolochia  glauca 
) 

75 

labiosa 

150 

Aristotelia  macqui 

1 

Artemisia  argentea 

40 

Artocarpus  incisa                       10 

nucifera  xel   intcg- 

rifolia 

8 

125 


198  ""Spotted  arum 

199  Corsican  do 

200  *Grass  leaved  do 

202  Common  European  do 

203  Eatable  do 

204  Auriculate  leaved  do 

205  Bicolor  leaved  do,  beautiful 

206  Sagittate  leaved  do 

207  Violet  stalked  do 

210  African  swallow  wort 

211  Curacoa  superb  do 

212  White  Curacoa  do 
214  Auricula  tree 

216  Florida  shrubby  do 

217  Tall  shield  fern 

218  Upi-ight  apleenwort 

219  Musk  scented  starwort 
Ditto  large  size 

220  Wallich's  splendid  astrapea 

221  Cape  twining  atragene 
222'^Purslane  tree 

223  *Japan  gold  dust  tree 
i^itto  larger  size  75  cts. 

224  Chinese  red  flowering  azalea 
Ditto  ;;er  dozen,  $]2 

225  *  double  purple  do 
Ditto  per  d»zen  $14 

226  *  white  do 

227  blue  do 
Ditto  per  dozen,  ^18 

228  yellow  do 

229  Babiana,  8  species 

230  Peruvian  baccharis 

231  Narrow  leaved  do 

234  Bamboo  cane 

235  Rattan  do 

236  Fulgent  flowered  Banisteria 

237  Serrated  banksia 

238  Long  leaved  do 

239  Van  Dieman"s  Land  do 
'^40  Sea  Side  do 

241  Spiny  leaved  do 

242  Broad  leaved  do 


iO 

iL3(Il 

Jj^CtS 

Arum  maculatum 

1 

corsicum 

75 

tenuifolium 

^  -N 

^     75 

vulgaris           • 

^k^50 

esculentum 

^ 

V.  auriculatum 

pictum,r  caIadiumhicolor2 

sagittoefolium 

1 

violaceum' 

1 

Asclepias  fruticosa 

50 

curassavica 

40 

V.  alha 

75 

"    arborescens, 

vel 

Gomphocarpus 

80 

salicifolia 

75 

Aspidium  exaltum 

40 

Asplenium  elatum 

75 

Aster  argophyllus 

1 

Astrapea  wallichi 

$lo 

to  20 

Atragene  capensis 

150 

Atriplex  halimus 

75 

Aucuba  japonica 

50 

Azalea  indica 

150 

purpurea  pi 

150 

alia  ^  2  • 

cerulea,i>elpkfenicea  2  to  3 


smensis 
Babiana,  8  sp.         each 
Baccharis  ivaefolia 

angustifolia 
Barabusa  arundinacea 

dichotoma 
Banisteria  fulgens 
Banksia  serrata 

oblongifolia 
australis 
l>^toralis 
,       spinul 


5  to  5 


75 
65 


5 

4  50 
5 
4 

3  50 
3 

4  50 
4  50 
175 
1 
4  50 


latifolia 
243  Mountain  do  and  many  others  collina,  &c.  .&c. 

245  Forked  leaved  ebony  Bauhinia  forficata 

246  Downy  do  '  tomentosa 

250  Splendid  N.Holland  beaufortiaBeauJ[ortia  decussata 

251  Chinese  two  colored  begonia    Begonia  pvansiana  »eZ  <ZJ5CO?or     40 

252  Hairy  leaved  do  hirsuta  75 
254  Silver  spotted  do  beautiful                       argyrostigma  J            1  25 
2o'  "Daisy — see  page  79                   Bellis                                           1 
256  Nepal  barberry                            Berberis  aristata                          1 
257 -Norfolk-Island  trumpet  flower  Bignonia  pandora,iicZ  australis    80 

-258  Ash  leaved  do  chelonoides  150 

2.59  Hooked  leaved  do.  beautiful  uncata  1  50  to  2 

260  Matanzas  do  ,       matanzans  150 

261  Upright  ash  leaved  d©  stans  J  5', 

I* 


126 


'i'i  Pjlondid  cape  do 

"i^o  Jasmin  leaved  do  Of  splendid 
^^iviljcr 
^Wto  ]j  Ar^iozai  $  1 2 

'^64  Jamaica  trifoliaic  purple  flow- 
ering do.llic  genuine  species 

26 o  Heart  leaved  ariatto,  a  dye 

266  Chinese  splendid  bletia 

267  hyacinthine  do. 

268  Purple  flowered  do 

269  Tall  West  India  do 

270  Great  flowered  honionta 

271  Mexican  scarlet  bouvardia 

273  Changeable  flowered  do 

274  Madagascar  brixia 

275  vSpiny  leaved  do 

276  Yellow  leaved  do 

277  Yellow  pine  apple 

278  Dark  orange  do 

280  Broad  leaved  do 

281  Brunia,  many  species 

282  American  brunsfelsia 

283  Many  flowered  brunsvigia 

284  Red  margined  do 

285  Poison  bulb  do 

286  Sickle  leaved  do 

287  Josephine's  do 

288  Ciliated  do,  &c.  Sfc. 

289  Lar^e  calyxed  air  plant 

290  Chill  globe  flower 

291  *Double  leaved  bumelia 
""  292  *Siivery  do  do 

295  Rush  leaved  Buonapartia 
Ditto  larger  size,  !^5 

296  Yellow  flowerinw  buphthalmun 

297  Silky  leaved       ^    do 
;298  ^Minorca  box  tree 
2JJ9  Jointed  cacalia 

300  Creeping  cereus 

301  Great  night  blooming  do 
Ditto,  larger  size 

302  Melon  thistle 

303  Yellow  spined  Indian  fig 

304  Purple  superb  do 
.^305  Cochineal                    do 

306  Jenkinson's  superb  hybrid  do 


Enroll 

$  cts. 


307  Triangular 

308  Four  angled 

309  Splendid 
3r0  Florida 

1 1  Turk's  cap 
'^  Brazilian 
\  Cylindrical 
Fin  pillow 


do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
do 


Biguonia  capensis               ; 

2  to  3 

I                 jasmini  folia 

1  50 

S                 purpurea 

175 

Bixa  orellana                    ^\ 

to  1  50 

Bletia  tankervillaji, 

vel.  Limodorwn 

1  00 

hyacinthiiia 

50 

florida 

1  75 

verecunda 

2  00 

Bomonta  grandiflora 

2  00 

Bouvardia  tryphilla,  rel  Hoiis- 

tonia  coccinea        50 

versicolor 

1  00 

Brixia  madagascariensis 

5  00 

spinosa 

4  50 

chrysophylloides 

5  00 

Bromelia  ananas         75  cts. 

to  1  00 

V.  fulva 

2  00 

piuguiu 

2  00 

Brunia,  sp. 

1  50 

Brunsfelsia  americana         1  to  ^  00 

Brunsvigia  multiflora 

4  50 

niarginata 

6  00 

toxicaria 

8  00 

falcata 

3  00 

Josephinas 

12  00 

ciiiaris 

8  00 

Bryophyllum  calycinum 

60 

Buddlea  globosa 

70 

Bumelia  lycioides 

75 

chrysophylloides 

1  00 

Buonapartia  juncea,  vel  Agave 

geminiflora,  2  to  3  00 

1  Buphthahnum  frutescens 

50 

sericeum 

1  00 

Buxus  balearicus 

50 

Cacalia  articulata 

38 

Cactus  flageliiformis 

75 

grandiflorus 

1  00 

2  00 

manimilaris 

50 

tuna 

1  00 

speciosus 

1  00 

cochenillifer 

75 

Jenkinsonia             2  to  3  00 

triangularis      75  cts. 

to  1  00 

tetragonus 

1  -^O 

speciossissimus  1  50  to  2  00 

pes  corvi 

1  00 

melocactus           ^1 

to  3  00 

braziliensis 

1  75 

cylindricus 

1  50 

curassavicus 

1  75 

315  Sk  angled  cactus 

31 7  ^rissouri  do 

318  Barbadoes  gooseberry,  2  va^- 

rieties,    the  stalks  of  one 
species  are  entirely  green 

319  Full  spmed  cactus 

320  Many  spined  Missouri  do 

322  Waved  short  spined  do 

323  Cluster  spined  do 

324  Caraccas  prickly  pear 

325  Hairy  monkey  cactus 

326  Peruvian  do.  &c.  &c. 

Also  an  extensive  unnamed  collection  from  Mexico. 

[N.  B.  If  12  or  more  species  of  Cactus  are  taken,  a  discount 

of  20  per  cent,  will  be  made/ 

327  Braziletto  wood  Cajsalpina 

328  Caladiura,  see  Arum.  Caladinm, 

329  Callistemon,see  Metrosideros.CdA\\iiie\\\(^ 

330  Ethiopian  fragrant  lily  Calla  Ethio] 

331  Chinese  callicarpa  Callicarpa  chin^Hsis 

332  Bermuda  mulberry  americana 

333  Oval  leaved  yellow  flowering  )  r.„iT  ^    u 
callistachys  ^  ^  Calhstachys  ovata 


"Zl 

Each 

Cactus  hexangularis 

$  cts. 
2  00 

missourit^ia^ 

1  50 

pereskia,  2  va^r^ 

v^^ 

phyllanthus 

polyacanthos 

repandus 

1  00 

1  50 
1  00 

spiuossissimas 

sp. 

hiisutus 

1  50 

1  50 

10  00 

peruvianus 

1  50 

/  Gin 


osideros 


50 


callistachy; 

334  Four  cleft  calothamnus 

335  Hairy  five  cleft  do 

336  Chinese  yellow  calycanthus 


50 

1  00 

75 

75 

Calothamnus  quadrifida  1  50 

villosus  1  50 

Calycanthus  prtecox  lutea,  tel 

chimonanthus  75  to  1  50 


337  Do.         white         do 

V.  albo 

2  00 

338  Large  flowering  do 

grandifloras 

3  00 

340  Jambolana  plum  tree 

Calyptranthes  Jambolana 

2  00 

397  Canary  bell  flower 

Canarina  campanula 

2 

398  Scarlet  flowering  Indian  shot 

Canna  indica 

40 

399  Striped  leaved  do 

V.  fol.  var. 

1 

400  Yellow  flowering  do 

flaccida 

75 

402  Glaucous  do 

glauca 

40 

403  Scarl^do 

404  Chin^  spreading  do 

coccinea 

75 

patens 

75 

406  Caper  shrub 

Capparia  spinosa 

2 

408  Bird  pepper 

Capsicum  baccatum 

40 

md  Shrubby  do 

frutescens 

50 

410  Indian  papaw 

Carica  papaya 

2 

411  Superb  carolinea 

Carolinea  princeps 

5 

412  Corymbose  flowering  cassia 

Cassia  Gorymbosa 

1 

413  Chinese  do 

chijiensis 

1 

414  Mexican  do 

mexicana                    ^     1 

415  Fistulate  cassia 

fistula 

I 

416  Proflase  flowering  do 

floribunda 

1  50 

418  Hottentot  cherry 

Cassine  maurocenia 

1  50 

419  Upright  casuarina 

Casuarina  stricta 

1 

420  Horse  tail  do 

equisetifolia 

1 

421  Broad  leaved  catesbaea 

Catesbsea  latifolia 

1  50 

422  Lily  thorn 

spinosa 

2 

424  Nepal  nettle  tree 

Celtis  nepalensis 

73 

425  Tetrandrous  do 

tetrandra 

t;^ 

426  St.  John's  bread 

427  Linear  leaiijieerbera 


428  Feji^^r 
aureriea 


W^^^^^^mny  va- 

beaH^^Hffione 
swee^cented  Chlo 


128 

Ceratonia  siliqua 
Cerbera  thevetia 
Cestrum  fa;tidissimum 

laurifoliura 

nocturnum 

parqui 

diurnum 
Chamserops  palmetto 
serrulata 
bystrix 

sp. 
Corypha  sp. 
C  Cheirostemon  platanoidea,  vel 
\      chiranthodendron 
Cheiranthus  cheiri 

V.  plena 

?  incanus 

Chelone  barbata 

>  Chbrantlius  inconspicuns 

>  Chiysanthemum  indicnm 


$  cts. 

1 

3 
50 
75 
75 

1 
70 

2 

3 

1  50 

1  50 


15 


60 

38 
40 


leajj£(^< 

429  Laurel  leaved  do 

430  Night  smelling  jasmine  do 

431  Chili  willow  leaved  cestrum 

432  Day  smelling  do 

433  Cabbage  palm 

434  Saw  leaved  palm 

435  Hedgehog  do 
Ditto,  large  size,  $:3 

436  Dwarf  palm 

437  Havana  cabbage  tree 

438  Mexican  hand  flower 

439  *Wall  flo 

440  Double 

441  Stock  giir 
rieties 

442  Scarlet  bea 

443  Chinese  sweet 
ranthus 

444  *Chinese  chrysanthemum: 
for  sPlendid  varieties,  see 
page  lb 

445  Shrubby  golden  locks 

446  Purple  canary  aster 

447  Silvery  leaved  ragwort 

448  Cretan  cistu's,  or  rock  rose 

449  White  leaved  do 

450  Curled  leaved  do 

45 1  Sage  leaved  do 

452  Moutpelier  do 
4-53  Superb  do 
454  Gum  do.  &c. 

Ditto,  per  dozen,  $6 
^455  *Japan  large  white  flowering 

virgin's  bower 
456  *Japan  double  do  do 

506  *Minorca  evergreen  virgin's  )  Clematis  calycina,  vel  balea- 

bower  )      '"^^^  $1  50 

507  *Dwarf  evergreen  do  cii-rhosa  1 

508  Short  leaved  clerodendrum        Clerodendrum  siphonanthus       2 

509  Downy  do  do  tomentosum        2 

510  Madeira  tree  clethra 

511  Striped  leaved  do  do 

512  Svveet  scented  chlidanthus 

513  *  Widow  wail 

514  Mexican  climbing  cobcea 

515  Round  leaved  sea-side  grape 

516  Cocoa  nut  tree 
17  Coffee  tree 

1 9  *Scarlet  cape  bladder  senna 
■^0  Superb  Scarlet  combretum 

^  Tufted  flowered  do 


Chrysocoma  coma-aures 

L 

75 

Cineraria  cruenta 

50 

maritima 

40 

Cistus  creticus 

60 

albidus 

65 

crispus 

1 

salvifolius 

70 

monspeliensis 

80 

formosus 

1 

ladaniferus,  &c. 

1 

Clematis  florida 

# 

1 

plena 

1  50 

Clethra  aiborea 

V.  fol.  var. 
Chlidanthus  fragrans 
Cneorum  tricoccura 
Coboea  scandens 
Cocoloba  uvifera 
Cocos  nucifera 
Cofl^ea  arabica 
Colutea  frutescens 
Combretum  purpureum 
comosum 


2  to  3 

2  to  3 

3 


60 
60 


3  to  5 

$8  to  12 

2 

8  to  6 
5 


37 


322  S.  American  aracatcha,  red 
stalked 

523  Do  do  green  do 

524  Japan  Solomon's  seal 

525  Tuberous  convolvulus 

526  Shrubby  silvery  leaved  do 
627  Scarlet  flowered  do 
528  Superb  palmated  do 

532  Purple   flowered  cordate   do  ' 

beautiful  [ 

533  Large  flowered  do 
634  Magnificent  do 
835  White  profuse  flowering  do 

536  Chinese  wampee  tree 

537  Superb  scarlet  cordia 

538  Yellow  glaucous  coronilla 

539  Rush  leaved  do 

540  Nine     do      do  delicate 

541  White  flowered  correa 

542  Greenish  flowered  correa 

543  Splendid  red  do 

544  Round  leaved  cape  navelwort 

545  Scarlet  flowei-ed  do 

546  ^Chinese  hawthorn 

547  Acute  leaved  crassula 

548  White  flowering  do 

549  Splendid  searlet  do 

550  Lance  leaved  do 

551  Variegated  flowered  do 

552  Superb  flowered        do 

553  Perfoliate  leaved 

554  Sickle,  do 


'-'^555  Houseleek     do 


do 
do 
do 

556  Dwarf  ovate  do         do 

557  Round  fruited  calabash  tree 

558  Long  leaved  crinum 

559  Delightful  do 

560  3Iexicannew  do 

561  Gill's  new  native  do 

562  Gigantic  do 

563  Gov/ en's  new  hybrid  do 

567  Ceylon  do 

568  Blush  colored  do 

569  American  do 

570  Do        do  red  anthers 

571  Do        do  white  do 

572  Chinese     do 

574  Magnificent  do  &c. 

575  Beautiful  variegated  croton 

576  Painted  leaved  do 

577  Willow  leaved  crowea 

578  Tawny  crotalaria 

579  Great  flowering  cryptostegia 
680  ^Cretan  evergreen  cypress 
581  *Spreading  do 


i^y 

Earh. 

$   CtSf 

>  Conium  aracatcha 
V.  viridis 

50 

50 

Convallaria  japonica 

60 

Convolvulus  batatas,  3  var.         50 

cneorum 

1 

coccijieus 

3 

pentedactylus 

2 

\                     ^^P-?      '■^•w 

1 

macranthos 

1  50 

michauxii 

1 

multiflorus 

1 

Cookia  punctata                  ; 

3  to  5     - 

Cordia  sebestena 

5 

Coronilla  glauca 

40 

juncea 

73 

valentina 

f    TO 
1  50 

Corrcea  alba    ,  ^ 
viridiflpiW 

speciosa 

1 

Cotyledon  orbiculata 

40 

coccinea 

1 

Crataegus  glabra 

1 

Crassula  acutifolia 

75 

lactea                > 

75 

coccinea 

1 

lanceolata 

75 

versicolor 

80 

obliqua 

2 

perfoliata 

2 

falcata 

2 

obvallata 

1  50 

sp.7 

1 

Crescentia  cucurbitana 

5 

Crinum  longifolium 

1  50 

amcenum 

5 

sp.?  Mexico 

3 

sp.?  ^Mississippi 

2 

gigauteum 

lo 

goweri 

5 

zeylandicum 

3 

erubescens 

2 

americanum 

1 

V.  antheris  ruhris 

2 

antheris  alhis 

2 

asiaticum 

4 

amabile 

15  to  20 

Croton  variegatum 

1 

pictum 

2 

Crowea  saligna 

150 

Crotalaria  fulva 

50 

Cryptostegia  grandiflora 

2 

Cupressus  sempervirens 

75 

horizontal  is 

80 

582  Sago  palm 

583  Broad  leaved  cycas 

584  Persian  red  cyclamen 

585  Do      white  do 
58G     Do      white  and  red  do 

587  Rose  colored  do 

588  Round  leaved  spring  do 

589  *White  autumnal         do 

590  *Red  do  do 

591  Ivy.lea4^3  .  do  &c 
Cydonia  Japonica,  see  page 

592  Aloe  leaved  cymbidium 

593  Chinese  do 

594  Splendid  nepal  cypripedium 

596  Oblique  leaved  cyrtantlius 

597  Three  flowered  cytisus 
694  Robust  dalbergia 
69^Fragrant  Indian  daphne 
69«Silver  striped  do 

597 
698 
699 
700 
701 
702 
703 
704 
705 
706 
707 
708 
709 

TIO 
711 
712 
713 
714 
715 
716 
717 
718 

719 

720 
722 
723 
724 
725 
726 
727 
728 
729 


130  E.ch 

^  ots. 
Cycas  revoluta  3 

cercinalis  3 

Cyclamen  persicum  70 

iu  album  70 

V.  albo  intus  rubruni  70 


25 


roseum 

coura 

europwuiii 

V.  roseum 

hedera?foiium,  &c 


<0 


*Trailing  do 

*Silver  striped  trailing  do 

*01ive  leaved  do. 

*Evergreen  spurge  laurel 

*Flax  leaved  daphne 

*Pontic  twin  flowered  do 

*Silver  striped  do  do 

*Hairy  do 

Alpine  do 

*Silvery  leaved  do.  beautiful 

^Neapolitan  do 

*Spanish  smooth  leaved  do 

Great  Peruvian  datura 

Hare's  foot  fern 
Blue  flowered  dianella 
^Carnations,  see  page  72 
Splendid  Indian  dilleuia 
Yam 

*Venus'  fly  trap 
Heath  leaved  diosma 
Cypress  leaved  do 
Oval  leaved  do.  large  flow-  ) 
ering,  beautiful  5 

Serrated  leaved  do 
Bur  man,  or  E.  India  dodonaea 
Rough  leaved  doodia 
Contrajerva  root 
Gigantic  doryanthes 
Chinese  purple  dragon  tree 
Splendid  bicolor  leaved  do 
Balm  of  Gilead 
Smooth  duranta 
Ellisian  do 


Cymbidium  aloifolium 

sinense 
Cypripedium  insigne 
Cyrtantlius  obliquus 
Cytisus  triflorus 
Dalbergia  robusta 
Daphne  odor  a 

V.  argen.  striata 

cneoram 

V.  argen.  striata 

olesefolia 

laureola 

gnicyaim 

pontica 

v.fol.  varieg. 
■  collina 

alpina 

tartonraira 

napolitana 

thymela;a 
Datura   arborea,'    vel 

inansia 
Davallia  gibberosa 
Dianella  cerulea 
Dianthus  caryophyllus 
Dillenia  speciosa 
Dioscorea  sativa 
Diona^a  muscipula 
Diosma  alba,  vel  ericoidet 

cupressina 


Brug- 


2 
1  50 

1 

2 
2 

1 

I  50 
75 
2 
2 

1  50 
2 
2 
2 

60 
1 
75 


6 
50  to  75 
50 
60 
1 


Gvata 


50 


75 


serratifolia  1 

Dodonaa  burmanniana  1 

Doodia  aspera 
Dorstenia  contrajerva  1 

Doryanthes  excelsa,    $10  to  15 
Dracaena  ferrea  2  to    3 

terminalig  5  to    8 

Dracocephalum  canariense  35 

Duranta  plumieri  75 

ellisia  75 


Vdi 

Each 

$  ct^. 

730  Large  leaved  duranta 

Duranta  macrophylla 

1 

731  Great  flowerbg  echites 

Echites  grandiflora 

1  50 

732  Carolina  do 

dilFormis 

40 

733  Laurel  leaved  do 

suberecta 

1  50 

734  Large  flowered  edwardsia 

Edwardsia  grandiflora 

75 

735  Small  leaved  do 

microphylla 

2 

738  Splendid  flovirering  echium 

Echium  superbum 

1  50 

739  Persian  date 

Eleagnus  orientalis 

150 

340  Great  flowered  epacris 

Epacris  grandiflora 

2  to  3 

743  Blue  flowered  eranthemnm 

Eranthemum  pulchellum 

50 

MEATUS, 

0^  ERICAS. 

$1,  except 

where  noted. 

744  Mediterranean  heath 

Erica  mediterranean 

60  to  75 

745  Honey  wort  do 

cerinthoides 

1  50 

746  Pubescent  do 

pubescens 

747  *Scotch  red  do.  or  heath*r 

vulgaris,  or  calluna 

i'^ 

748  *    Do     white  do 

V.  alba 

749  Double  flowering  do 

T.  plena 

750  Variegated  leaved  do 

V.  lariegata 

1 5a 

751  Cross  leaved  do 

tetralix 

752  White  do  do 

V.  alba 

753  White  Portugal  hairy  do 

ciliaris 

754  Purple  do  do 

V.  purpurea 

755  Many  flowermg  summer  do 

muhiflora 

75 

756  Red  do  do 

v.  rubra 

75 

757  Dwarf  early  flowermg  do 

herbacea 

758  Verticillate  flowered  do 

verticillata 

759  Madeira  tree  do 

arborea 

760  Three  flowered  do 

triflora 

761  Arbutus  flowered  do 

baccans 

762  Black  tipped  do 

nigrita 

763  Gray  fine  leaved  do 

cinerea 

764  Nondescript  do 

boya 

lim  Red  Cornish  do 

vagans 

767  White  do  do 

V.  alba 

768  Garland  do 

persoluta 

769  Delicate  do 

gracilis 

770  Regerminating  do 

regerminans 

771  Broom,  or  green  flowered  do 

scoparia 

772  Portugal  upright  do 

stricta 

773  Diminutive  do 

minima  t 

775  Dowmy  headed  do 

capitata 

776  Great  yellow  flowered  do 

grandiflor^ 

777  Pearl  flowered  do 

margaritacea 

779  Plukenet's  do 

plukenetia 

780  Phylica-like  do 

phylicoides 

781  Tremulous  do 

vestita 

N.  B.  About  20  new  and  splendid  varieties  have  been  lately  imported,  of 
which  small  plants  can  now  be  supplied  and  a  hst  of  them  will  be  fur- 
nrhed  to  those  who  desire  it 


784  Japan  loquat,  or  mespilus 


Eriobotrya  japonica,  tel  mespi- 
lus  japonica         1  50  to  2 


13:2 


785  Coral  plant 

786  Smooth  leaved  cor.il  tree 

787  Splendid  Cock's  comb  do 


790  Silvery  leaved  gum  tree 


^  cts. 
Erythrina  herbacea  70 

corallodendroa  5 

crista  galli  4  to  5 


Benjamin 


2  Eucalyptus  piperita 

1  50 

3  Eucalyptus  ealicifolia 

1  50 

cordata,  velpuhe 

- 

ruleuta 

2 

robusta 

3 

Eucomis  punctata 

40 

striata,  vel  vitata 

regia 

1  50 

Eugenia  uniflora 

1 

jambos 

1 

malaccensis 

5  toS- 

laurifolia 

2 

niyrtifolla 

1 

Euphorbia  cereiformis 

75 

variegata  major 

1  50 

caput  Medusoe 

1 

punicea 

Eutaxia  myrtifolia 

1  50 

Fabricia  laevigata 

1  50 

Fagara  pterota 

1  50 

Feraria  tigridia 

80 

undulata 

50 

uncinata 

1 

conchiflora 

60 

Ficus  austral  is 

1  50 

religiosa                2  to  3 

elastica                        3  to  4 

bengalensi3 

3 

aspera 

2 

Candida 

5 

.macrophylla 

3 

dumosa 

S 

longifolia                    3  to 

4 

populifolia 

2 

vestita 

5 

acuminata 

4 

aquatica 

5 

aurantiaca 

5 

benjamina 

4 

braziliensis 

3 

scabra 

elliptica 

4  00 

lanceolata 

4  00 

nitida 

3  00 

791  New  Holland  do 

798  Blotched  leaved  eucomis 

794  Striped  leaved  do 

795  Tongue  leaved  do 

796  Solitary  flovs^ered  eugenia 

797  Rose  apple 

798  Malay  apple 

799  Laurel  leaved  eugenia 

800  Myrtle  leaved  do 

801  Naked  euphorbia 

802  Large  variegated  do 

803  Medusa's  head  do 

804  Scarlet  flowered  do 

805  Myrtle  leaved  eutaxia,  very 
pretty 

806  Smooth  leaved  fabricia 

807  Japan  ash  leaved  fagara 

808  Mexican  tiger  flower 

809  Crisp  flowered  do 

810  Hook  leaved  do 

811  Shell  flowered  do 

812  Ferrugineous  Indian  fig 

813  Religious  do  do 

814  India  rubber,  or  Gum  elas- 
tic tree 

815  Sacred  banyan  of  India 

816  Rough  leaved  do 

817  Hoary  leaved  do 

818  Large  round  leaved  do 

819  Bushy  fig 

820  Long  leaved  do 

821  Poplar  do  do 

822  Elegant  do 

823  Acuminate  leaved  do 

824  Large  leaved  aquatic  do 

825  Orange  Hke  do 

826  Oval  leaved  do,  or 
tree 

827  Brazilian  do 

828  Exasperated  do 

829  Elliptic  leaved  do 

830  Spear  leaved  do 

831  Glossy  leaved  do 

832  Common  fig  tree,  riiany  va- 

rieties, see  page  40 
N.  B.   The  Fiats  species   enumerated  above  are  a  most  splendid 
class  of  plants,  the  foliage  of  most  of  the  species  being  pvrtici*- 
larly  beautiful. 


50  cts.  to  1  00 


83">  Scarlet  fuchsia,  or  eat'drop 

836  Boxthorn  leaved  fuchsia 

837  Changeable  coloured  do 

838  Slender  branched  do 

839  Large  crowned  do 

840  Oval  leaved  do 

841  Mexican  laurel  leaved  fuchsia 

842  Colvill's  Mexican  do 

843  Single  flowered  cape  jasmine 

844  Double  small  leaved  do 
Ditto,  extra  large  size,  $2 

845  Double  broad  leaved  do 
Ditto,  extra  large  size,  !9;2  to 

846  Dwarf  trailing  cape  do 

847  Star  flowered  do 

848  Chinese  small  flowered  do 

849  crimson  tipped  do 

850  Beautiful  tube  flowered  do 

851  Narrow  leaved  do 
Ditto,  larger^size,  $1 

852  Prince's  willow  leaved  do 

853  Adam's  new  seedling  do 

854  Bell  fiovvrered  do 

855  Bushy  white  flowered  do 
857  Long  leaded  do 

8-^8  Long  thorned  do 

8~9  li^legant  shining  leaved  do 

8S0  Mexican  do 

861  Prickly  do 

862  Round  leaved  do 

863  Rough  do  do 
S64  Four  thorned  do 

865  Theobroiua  leaved  do 

866  Cluster  flowered  gsertnera 

867  *Carolina  yellow  jasmine 
808  Golden  apple  of  Barbadoes 

'  869  Brazil  bulbous  gesneria 

870  Large  African  gladiolus 

871  Yellow  do 

872  Winged  do 

873  Scarlet  do 

874  Sad  flowering  do 

875  Watson's  superb  do 

876  Spotted  flowered  do 

877  Superb  gloriosa 

878  Splendid  flowering  gloxinia 

879  White  do 

880  Caulescent  do 

881  Hairy  do 

882  Chinese  shrubby  glycine 

883  Golden  clustered  qhaphalipm 
885  Flax  leaved  gni.nir 

883  Pine  leaved  do 
337  Auricula  tree 

o  - 


1  '^3  Each 

$  cts. 

Fuclisia  coccinea  40 

lycioides  ]  50 

excorticata  1 

gracilis,  vel  decussata  1 
macrostemma  1 

ovata  1 

arberoscens  2 

virgata  1 

Gardenia  fiorida  50 

pleua         50  cts.  to  1 


latifolia       50  cts.  to  1 

radicans  75 

thnnbergia  1  50  to    2 

micranthus  3 

ama^na  6 

tubiiiora  5 

angustifolia  50 


salicifolia 

1  50 

Adimi 

2 

campanulata 

3 

dumetoruai 

3 

longifolia 

3 

longispina 

3 

*   lucida 

3 

mexicana 

3 

randia 

3 

rotuudifoiia 

3 

scr.bra 

3 

tbtracantha 

8 

theobronitefolia 

4 

Gff.rtnerq.  racemosa 

1 

Gelseminum  nitiduni 

50 

Genus?  poma  aurqa 

3 

Gesneria  bulbosa     ^  \ 

2 

Gladiolus  africanus     ^- 

75 

hitetis 

1 

alatus 

50 

cardiualis 

50 

triste 

1 

watsonius 

1 

maculutus 

75 

Gloriosa  superba 

3 

Gloxinia  speciosa 

1 

alba 

'    2 

^^iilescens  ^2 

i-irsuta  '1  50 

Q\)  cine  siii-snsis,  Vel  Whtaria 

2  to  3 

Gnaplialium  glomeratum  50 

Giiidia  simpiox  SO  ctfc'..  to  1 

piaifo^i.'i  1  50 

Gomphocarpus,  sec  Avc^epias 


134 


Gonolobium  nigrum 
ifoiia 


888  Mexican   black  flowered  go- 

noiobus 
839  Lotus   leaved  goodia,   very  )  ^      ,.    ,   , 

pretty  >     °°  ^^  ° 

890  Loblolly  bay  Gordonia  lasiaothus 

891  Splendid  flowering  gorteria        Gorteriarigeus 

892  Peacock         do  do  pavonia 

893  Cape  elm  leaved  grewia,;,^;^  )  ^^^^.^  occideAtalis 
jioivers  ) 

894  Downy  leaved  grislea 

895  India  nicker  tree 

898  Scarlet  blood  flower 

899  White  hsemanthus 

900  Tiger  do 
902  Scarlet  wave  leaved  do 

Ditto  per  half  dozen,  ^'6 

904  Flesh  colored  do.  &c. 

905  Gibbose  leaved  hakea,  &c. 

906  Afiican  shinbg  halleria 
Ivy,  seR  pages  55  and  58 

907  White  garland  flower 

908  Scarlet  narrow  leaved  do 

909  Orange  colored  do 

910  Flesh  do  do 

912  Yellow  do 

914  Gardner's  Nepaul  yellow  do 

9 1 5  Woolly  ]  ■  ved  yellow-do 

916  Long  lei.,  ed  red  do 

917  Largest  white  do 

918  Thyrse  flowered  do,  &c. 

920  Peruvian    vanilla   scented  ) 
heliotrope  5 

921  Large  flowered  do 

922  Hybrid  new  do 

923  Chinese  red  fan  lily 

924  Horse  radish  tree 

925  Twining  yellow  hibbertia 

926  Chinese  changeable  hibiscus 

927  double  changeable  do 
92S  single  rose  do 
f)29  double  crimson  do 

930  rose  do 

931  variegiited  do 

932  superb  buff  do 

933  .  bright  yellow  do 

934  Chinese  palmated  do 

935  Great  flowering  do 
937  Three  point(?d  leaved  do 
939  Mexican  white  rose  tiee  do 

941  "^'Scarlet  flow-eriiig  ilo 

942  Scabrous  do.  4^c. 

913  Scarlet  hoitzia 
Clustered  homa)in?n 
*Sweeth'aved  lu^r  a 

Japan  hovet.'ta. 


Eari; 
$    CtS. 


1    50 
1 


50 
7 

75 


Grislea  tomentosa 

Guilandina  bonducella 

2 

Ha^nianthus  coccineus 

2  50 

albiflorus 

2  50 

tigrinus 

2  50 

puiiiceus 

1  50 

earn e  us 

^ 

Hakea  gibbosa,  &c. 

1 

Halleria  lucida 

75 

Hedychium  coronarium 

75 

angusiifolium 

1 

aurantiacum 

1  50 

carneum 

1  50 

flavescens 

2 

gardnerianum 

2 

heteromallum 

2 

longifolium 

1 

maxinnim 

1 

thyrsiflorura 

1  50 

Heliotropium  peruvianum 

40 

grandiflorum          75 

hybridum 

75 

Hemerocallis  disticha 

75 

Hesperanthera  nioringa 

3 

Hibbertia  volubilis 

1 

Hibiscus  mutabilis 

1  £0 

plenus 

2 

rosa  sinensis 

1  50 

r-uber.pL     1    5 

0to2 

rosapl. 

2  to  3 

variegata  pi. 

3 

flava  pi. 

2  to  3 

lutea  pf. 

2  to  3 

manihot 

1 

jrandiflorus 

75 

arhpas 

1  50 

arboreus 

3 

'           speciosus 

50 

scaber 

1 

Hoitzia  coccinea 

40 

Homalium  racemosum 

2 

Hopea  tinctoria 

1 

Huvenia  dulcis 

2 

135 


^347  Chiuese  splendid  hoya 

Hoya  carnosa 

^75 

Ditto,  larger  size,'^}! 

948  Pott's  new  hoya 

pottsii 

1  50 

949  Hybanthus 

Hybanthus  sp? 

1 

950  *Chinese  changeable  hydrangea  Hydrangea  hortensis 

50 

Ditto,  per  dozen,  «>4  80 

« 

952  Two  leaved  locust  tree 

Hymensea  courbaril 

2 

953  Chinese  St.  John's  wort 

Hypericum  monogynuni 

'  75 

954  IMexican  large  flowering  do 

sp?  Mexico 

75 

956  Superb  star  iiowered  cape  hy- 
poxis 

>  Hypoxis  stellata 

1  50 

957  Hairy  cape  do.  &c 

vil'osa 

1 

958  Yapan  tea 

Hex  vomitoria 

75 

959  Myrtle  leaved  holly 

cassine 

75 

960  ^Madeira    thick   leaved  do, 
beautiful 

>            perado 

1  50 

961  Dahoondo.  &c. 

dahoon 

75 

J\r.  B.   For  other  species, seepage  55 

962  Yellow  flowered  aniseed  tree 

Illicium  parviuonim 

75 

983  Red  do.  superb 

floridanuin 

2 

964  East-India  indigo 

Indigoferatinctoria 

1 

965  Cytisus  leaved  do 

cytisoides 

75 

967  Umbel  flowered  ipomaea 

Tpomcea  umbellata 

1 

968  Geoxgmx\]d.\vi^,l  urge  flow  en 

r                   macroThiza 

1 

969  True  jalap 

jalapa 

I  50 

971  Many  flowered  white 'ipomaea 

niultiflora 

1 

972  Palmated  do.  &c. 

digitata 

1  50 

973  Chinese  fringed  kis 

Iris  chinensis,  vel.  fimhriata 

60 

974  Silver  striped  do 

foetidissima,  fol,  var. 

60 

975  Snake's  head  do 

tuberosa 

50 

976  Peacock  Iris 

pavonia 

50 

JV*.  B.    For  other  \ 

species,  see  page  yC. 

■977  Celestial  colored  ixia 

Ixia  caBlestina 

2 

978  Golden  do 

c(^nica,  v.  aurea 

38 

980  Superb  scarlet  do 

coccinea 

50 

981  Spotted  flowered  do 

maculata 

1 

982  Green  spotted  do 

viridis 

50 

QSi  Plantain  leaved  do 

plantaginea 

75 

984  Golden  crocus  do 

crocata,  aurea 

38 

985  Violet  do  do 

violacea 

^50 
"50 

986  Tricolor  do 

tricolor 

987  Great  flowered  do 

grandiflora 

50 

988  Palm  leaved  do 

palmjBfolia 

60 

989  Branching  do 

polystachya 

75 

991  White  many  branched  do 

alia 

75 

992  Tube  flowered  do.  &.c. 

tubiflora 

60 

993  Stem  clasp  Jig  ixora 

Ixora  bandhuca 

^... 

995  Chinese  scarlet  do 

coccinea 

5 -.v.. 

996                saffron  colored  do 

crocata 

5 

997  Yellow  flowering  do 

ilava, 

5 

998  Pavetta  like  do 

\  ft  vetta 

5 

999  Fulgent  or  glossy  do 

fulgens                    2  50  to  3 

1000  Great  fliowering  Ixora' 

grandiflora 

5 

1002  Waved  leaved  do 

'  undulata                       2  to;? 

13G 


Jasminum  grandiflorum 

gkucum  vel  lancco- 
latuni 

odoratissimum 
azoricum 

revolutum 

gracile 
sambac 


V.  plenum 


1003  Catalonian    large  flowering 
jasmine  ^ 

Ditto,  larger  size,  75  cts 
100  i  Glaucous,  or  lance  leaved  do 

1005  Yellow  sweet  scented, or  Ma-  > 
deira,do.  Jmmin  jouqwHe  > 

1006  Azorian,or  Madeira  tvhite  do 

1007  *I\'t'pal  yellow  flowered  do.  ^ 
or    revolute  flowered   do.    > 

lieautifiil  ^ 

10 OS  Slender  branched  do 
iOOi)  White  Arabian  do.  or  Zam-  > 

5ac,  V(ry  fragrant       -     \ 

1010  Double  do.    do.    hmutiful\ 

and  very  fragrant  ) 

1011  Duke   of  Tuscany 's    large  ^ 

double   do,   splendid  aud  > 
exquisite' y  sweet  ) 

1012  Hairy  Indian  do 


1013  Thick  leaved  do 

1014  Chinese  panicled  do 

1015  Auriculate  leaved  do 
10 i()  Laurel  leaved  do 

1017  Loudon's  new  do 

1018  .Java  three  nerved  do 

1019  Wave  leaved  do 

1020  Acute  three  leaved  do.    or  > 

flexible  5 

1021  Society   Island  or   Simple   > 

leaved  do  5 

1022  Broad  leaved  do 
1026  Multifed  -leaved  jatropa  , 
lt)27  Scarlet  jasmin 
1028  Physic  nut 

1023  Cotton  leaved  do 

1030  India  manihot 

1031  ^Chinese  juniper 
1033  Lyciau  do 
•  034  White  Ivialabar  nut 

1035  Panicled  do 

1036  Painted  leaved  justicia 

1037  Blue  do 
1033  Scarlet  flowered  do 

1040  Hound  rooted  galangale 

1041  Variegated  leaved  kcempferia 

1042  Dingy  flowered  kennedia 

1043  Scarlet  do.  do 

1044  Two  spotted  do 

1045  Chinese  new  do. 

1046  Single  leaved  do 

1047  Pendulous  flowered  lachenalii 

1048  Tricoloured  do 

1049  Yellowish  do  luteola 


Knrii 
$   Ct3. 

50 


79 


1  to 


toscanum,  tel 

trifo-  .5 

Hat  urn 

*> 

Mr.sutum   vel 

mu 

Iti- 

florum 

1  no 

coriaceum 

1  50 

paniculatum 

3 

auriculatum 

2 

aurifoliam 

2 

loudonianum 

2 

trinervium 

1 

undulatnm 

1  50 

flexile 

1  50 

simplicifoiiurii 

1   50 

latifolium 

1  50 

Jatropa  multitida 

2 

pandurasfoiia 

3 

curcas 

2 

gossypifolia 

2 

manihot 

2 

Juniperus  chinensis 

1   50 

lycia 

1 

Justicia  alhatoda 

50 

paniculata 

1    50 

pi  eta 

5 

cerulea 

75 

coccinea    ,    75  cts 

to  I 

Ksempferia  rotunda 

1 

longan 

1   50 

Kennedia  rubicunda 

1 

coccuiea 

75 

timaculata 

1 

chinensis 

1 

monophylla 

1 

aLachenalia^pendu  la 
tricolor 

1   25 

50 

137 

Each 

$  cts. 

1050  Yellow  lachenalia 

Lachenalia  Pa -a 

7.5 

1051  Spotted  leaved  lachenalia 

niaculata 

75 

1052  Four  colored  do 

quadricolor 

1 

1053  Cluster  flowered  do 

racemosa 

1   50 

1054  Fragrant  do 

fragrans 

1  60 

1055  Contaminated  do 

contaminata 

1 

1056  Pale  flowered  do 

pallida' 

1 

1060  Dotted  flowered  do 

rubida 

1   50 

1061  Purple  do.  do.  &c. 

purpurea 

1   25 

1062  Pink  lagerstroemia,  or 
my'rt  e,  superb 

crapi 

'  S  Lagerstraemia  indica 

75 

1063  Purple  do 

V.  purpurea 

1 

1064  Crimson  do 

V.  atroruhra 

1 

106%  Splendid  do 

regime 

5 

1087  New-Holland  splendid  1am- 
bertia 

i  Lambertia  formosa 
Lantana  camara 

3 

1068  Changeable  lantana 

50 

1069  White  do 

nivea 

75 

1070  Prickly  do 

aculeata 

50 

1071  Three  leaved  do 

trifolia 

75 

1072  Acute  leaved  do 

acutifolia 

1 

1073  Involucrate  do 

involucrate 

75 

1074  Rose  coloured  do 

rosea 

75 

1075  Calcutta  do 

sp?  Calcutta 

1 

1076  European  sweet  bay, 
Apollo's  laurel 

or 

>  Laurus  nobilis 

75 

1077  Narrow  leaved  do 

V.  angustifoHa 

1 

1078  Variegated  leaved  do 

V.  fol.  varieg. 

1  50 

1079  Oval  leaved  do 

•    V.  ovata 

1 

1080  Undulated  do.,  do 

V.  undulata 

1 

1081  *Flexuose  do 

geniculata 

75 

1082  Cinnamon  tree 

cinnamomum      10  to  13 

1083  Royal  bay 

indica 

3 

1084  Camphor  tree 

camphora               3  to  5 

1085  Carolina  red  bay 

carohniensis  50  cts.  to 

75 

1086  x\lligator  pear 

persea 

3 

1087  True  cassia  tree 

cassia    ^                4  tc 

)  5 

1088  Molucca  cinnamon 

cutlitlaban              4  to  5 

1089  Japan  glaucous  do 

glauca 

3 

1090  Madeira  do 

fetens 

-2 

1091  Curled  leaved  do 

nobilis,  crispa 

1 

1092  Mignonette  tree 

Lawsonia  inermis 

1  50 

1093  Box  leaved  leptospermum 

Leptospermum  buxifolium 

1 

1094  New-Zealand  tea 

scoparium 

«0 

1095  Berry  fruited  leptospermum 

baccatum 

70 

1096  Yellowish  do 

flavescens 

1   50 

1097  Large  flowering  do 

-  grandiflorum 

75 

1098  Juniper  leaved  do 

juniperinum 

1 

1099  iS^ondescript  do.  &c. 

^P-*     . 

75 

1 100  Weeping  ^0 

pendulum? 

1 

N.  B. 

Liatris,  see  page  82. 

1101  *Wax  tree  of  China 

Ligustrum  japonicum 

1 

1102  *  Japan  splendid  lily 

Liiium  japonicum 

2 

1103  *Long  flowered  do 

longiflorum 

.? 

N,  B.  For  oiher 

species,  see  Bulb  Caialogue 

o* 

110-1  Trifoliate  liaiouia  Limoniu  tiifoliata 

Liiaodorum,  sce  Blelia 
1105  Splendid  yellow  flowr'g  linum  Linuin  trigynum 
1 10()  Litttea,  see  Bonapurtea        Litta?a  geminiflora,  see  Buoiui- 

jiartia 
N  B.  Lohelia  of  different  species,  see  page  83. 


T.ach 

$  cts. 
2 


75 


1107  Dentate  lomatia 
X  1 108  Dark  flowered  lotus 
1109  ilairy  leaved  do.  &c. 
lliO  Shrubby  lupin,  &c. 

1111  Peruvian  box  thorn 

1112  Carolina  do 
Lychnis,  see  page  83 

1113  ^Chinese  purple  magnolia 

1 1 1 4  *  chandelier  do 

1115  olive  colored  do 
1 1 1(>  small  flowered  do 
1117  dwarf  do 
1118*  slender  branched  do 

1119  *Small  ear  leaved  do 

1 1 20  *'l'hompson's  splendid  do 

1121  ^Striped  do 
112-2  ^Largest  do 

1123  *8oukinge's  while  ^  purple  do 

1 1 24  *Great  laurel  leaved  do 
Ditto,  larr^er  size,  fp2       ■* 

1)25  *Irohy  leaved  do 

1126  *Exrnouthdo 

1127  *Early  floWering  do 

1128  *N arrow  leaved  do 
1  im  *Curled  leaved  do 

y  l-]  30  *Obtuse  lea-ved  do    x 

1131  *Double  flowering  do, 

1132  Smooth  leaved  malpighia 
1 1 85  Mexican  vuie  leaved  Malva 
1  I3(j  Great  manuiiee  tree 
1  i  37  India  mango  tree 

1 138  India  arrow  root 

1 139  Zebra  leaved  maranta 
Ditto,  larg-er  size,  $2 

1 1 40  Variegated  leaved  do 

1141  Brazilian  marica 

1143  Blue  flowered  do 

1144  Marica,  s€e  More  a 

1145  Mexican  red  maurandia 

1146  Italian  tree  medick 

1147  Bale  flowered  melalcuca 

1148  Corea  leaved  do 
1 1 50'  Dense  leaved  do 

1151  Diosma  leaved  do 

1 152  Heart  leaved  do 

1153  Magnificent  do 

1 154  Heath  leaved  do 
2155  Splendid  do 


Lornatia  dentata 
Lotus  jacobffius 


75 


hirsutus 

1 

Lupinus  arboreus              ' 

1 

Lyciura  boerhavianum 

1 

caroliuianum 

70 

Magnolia  bbovata,  vel  pur- 

purea 

1  to  2 

conspicua,  vel  yu- 

lan 

2  to  3 

fuscata 

1  to  2 

V.  annonopfolia        2 

pumila 

1  to  2 

gracilis,  v.kobus  3  to  4 

pyramidata 

3 

tboinpsoniana 

5  to  6 

striata 

5 

111  axil  na           ' 

4  to  5 

•                  Soulangiana 

8 

grandiflora 

1 

V.  ftrrvginea 

3 

V.  exoniensis 

3 

V.  prcecox 

3 

V.  angiistifolia        3 

V.  cH  pa 

5 

V.  obiusifolia 

3 

V.  semiplena 

5 

Malpighia  glaber 

1 

Malva  vitifolia 

1 

Mammea  americana 

4 

Mangifera  indica 

3 

Maranta  arundinacea 

1 

zebriua 

1 

bicolor 

50 

Marica  northiana 

1  50 

cerulea 

1  50 

,see  Morea 

Maurandia  sempertiorens 

70 

Medicago  arborea 

40 

Melaleuca  arnjillaris 

1  50 

coefolia 

2 

densa 

1  25 

diosmafolia 

1  50, 

cordifolia 

1  50 

•pleadens 

2:0 

enca  folia 

1 

Mgeus 

1  75 

tS9 


1136  liypericum  leaved  do.hcciu- 

tiful 

1157  Imbricated  do 

1 1 60  Myrtle  leaved  do 

1161  Whin  leaved  do 

1164  Pubescent  do 

1165  Rough  leaved  do 
1167  Styphelia  leaved  do 
116S  Yellow  spear  leaved  do 

1169  Branching  do 

1 1 70  Coronet  do 

1171  Cinnamon    leaved    black     ) 

strawberry  tree,  splendid  3 
1  '■■  73  Greit  honey  t'ower 

1173  Smooth  leaved  fig  marigold 

1174  Bearded  do 

1175  Splendid  do 

1176  Scimitar  leaved  do 

1177  Bright  purple  do 

1 178  P>road  tongue  do 

1179  Delta  leaved  do 
IISO  Great  flowered  do,  &c 
liS2  Mespilus,  see  Eriuhotiya 
llSi  Superb  spear  leaved  metro- 

sideros 
1185  Linear  leaved  do 
1J86  Long  leaved  do 

1187  Pine  leaved  do 

1188  Willow  leaved  do 

1189  White  l!owered  do 

1190  Frequent  flowering  do 

1191  Splendid  do 

1192  Ruscus  leaved  do  " 

1193  Channelled  do 

1194  Two  spiked  superb  do 

11 96  Vera  Cruz  sensitive  tree 

1197  Wandering  ebony 

1198  White  nowering  do 

1 199  Shrubby  twining  sensitive  do 

nut  the  common  species 

1200  Qlushite  tree,  of  Texas  sp. 
1202  Nilotic  do                                                nilotica 
1204  Orange  color'd  monkey  flow'r  JMimulus  glutinosus 


v:.:rh 

$  cts. 

Melaleuca  hypericifolia 

1 

imbricata 

2 

myrtifolia 

2 

nodosa 

2 

puljescens 

70 

scabra 

2 

stypheloides 

2 

thymifoiia 

1 

virgata 

2 

coronata 

1 

IMelastoma  malabathrica 

2 

Melianthus  major 

75 

Blesembryanthemum  glabrum 

50 

barbatum 

,      40 

'  spectabile 

'■  75 

acinaciforme 

40 

purpureum 

»75 

linguaforme 

1 

deltoides 

75 

gi"andi!!orum 

75 

Mespilus,  see  Eriohotrya 

Mctrosideros  lanceolata,  vel  ci 

- 

,                   irina 

1 

linearis 

1 

longifolia 

2 

pinifolia 

2 

«        saligna 

1 

■*           V.  alba 

3 

semper'lorens  2  to  3 . 

,      specio^m 

3 

ruscifolia 

2 

canal  iculata 

2 

lophanta 

1  50 

Mimosa  pigra 

1 

scandens 

1 

alba 

1 

sensitiva 

1 

12''5  Splendid  monsonia 

1206  Plairy  leaved  do 

1207  Broad   do       do 


1209  S 


wora  jeav 


ed 


12t^  Tricolored  flowered  do 

1214  Banana  tree 

1215  Scarlet  flowered  musa 
Ditto,  larger  size,  $2. 

1216  Plantain  of  India 

1217  Rose-coloiled  musa 

1218  Pubescent  mnssfenda 

1219  Buck  wheat  tree 


Monsonia  speciosa 

filia,  vel  piles  a 
lobata 
Moraea  iridic  ides,  vel  Mcrica 

tricolor 
Musa  sapientum 
cocciuea 


75 

^  75 
1  50 
1  ,50 
2 

75 
1  50 
2 
1 


paradisiaca  3  to  5 
rosacea  2 

Riussasndd  pubescens  1  50 

Mylocarium  ligustrkium  1 


1'40 


1221  Azorian  myrtle 

1 222  Common  Roman  do 

1223  Orange  leaved  do 

1224  Broad  leaved  Dutch,  or  pro- 

fuse flowering  do 

1225  Double  flowering  do 
Ditto  larger  size,  $1. 

1226  Italian  upright  do 

1227  Silver  striped  do  do 
Ditto,  larger  size  ^1 

1228  Gold  striped  do  do  (we?«) 

1229  Musk  scented  flower  do 

1231  Three  leaved  Jew's,  or  box 

leaved  do 

1232  Bird's  nest  do 

1233  Rosemary  leaved  do 

1234  Chinese  red  f;0vyered  do 

1235  New-Holland  do.  beautiful 

1233  True  pimento,  or  alhpice 

1237  Globe  berried  myrtle 

1238  West-India  guava  berry 

1 239  Chinese  garden  nandina 

1241  Glittering  nerine 

1 242  Single  red  oleander 

1243  white  do 

Ditto,  larger  size,  75  cts. 

1244  flesh  colored  do 

1245  pale  yellow  da 

1246  Double  variegated  do  * 

1247  Double  splendid  do.  or  Va- 

nilla scented 

1248  Gold  striped  leaved  do 

1249  Double  white  do 

1250  Double  flesh  colored  do.  sweet 

1 251  Small  flowered  do 

1252  Small  double  do 

1253  Deep  purple  do.  fine 

1254  Brilliant  scarlet   do.    very  > 

vicid  and  beautiful  ) 

1255  Superb  flowering  do 

1256  Profuse  flowej-ing  do 

1257  Pompone  flowered  do 

1258  Scarlet  and  white  striped  do 

1 259  Chinese  double  white  nerium 


INIyrica  faya 
Myrtus  communis  . 
boctica 

bclgica 

plena 

itaJica 
argen.  varie' 


Es..h 

1 

40 
50 

50 


50 
75 


aurea  varteg. 
m  OS  chat '17 

tarentina 

tenuifolia 

mucronata 

tomentosa 

australis,  vel  eugenia 
australis 

pimenta 

disticha 

dumosa 
Nandina  domestica     75  cts 
Nerine  corusca 
Nerium  oleander 
album 


50 
1 
2 

1 
10 

1  50 

1  50 
to  1 

2 
35 
50 


odornm,  carneum 
flares c ens 
variegatum 

splendens 

fol.  varieg. 
album  plenum 
carneum  plenum 
parxifioram 


60 

1  50 

60  to  75 


2 
2 
2 

4  50 


parviflorum  plenum  3 
atropurpureum        '       5 

cardinalis  5 


elegans 
multiPorum 
pomponicum 
speciosnm 


coronariura,ve^  Taber- 
noimontana  2 

1260  Verticillate  leaved, or  Dyer's  )  tinctorium'vci 

do.  very  peculiar  5  Wrightia  3 

1 2S8  Yellow  spot  flowered  air  plant  Oncidium  uncinatum  2 

1289  Palm  royal  of  India  Oreodoxu  regia  5 

1290  Ciliated  star  of  Bethlehem        Ornitlwgalum  ciliatum  75 

1291  Milk  white  cape  do  lacteum    '  75 
12 12  Golden  do                                                         aureum                1 

1 293  White  Arabian  do  arabicum  75  c.  to  1 

1290  Snowy  flowered  do  niveum  1 

N.  B.     For  other  species  see  Bulb  Catalogue 


14i 


1297  *Japanese  ovontium  Orontium  japonicura 

1298  Wormwood  leaved  othonna    Othouna  pectwata 

For  other  species  see  Bulb  Catalogue. 


$    CIS. 

1 


1299  Ass-ear  leaved  oxalis 

Oxalis  asiuina 

1 

1300  Clove,.  leaved  do 

bifurca 

75 

1301  Goat's  foot  do 

caprina 

^o 

1302  Drooping  yellow  do 

cernua 

',5 

1303  Copper  colored  do 

cuprea 

1  CO- 

1304  Convex  leaved  do 

convexula 

r:0 

130f  l^longated  do 

elongata 

50 

1306  Fan  leaved  do 

fiabellifolia 

DO 

1307  Narrow  leaved  yellow  do 

flava,  vtl  lUtea 

50 

1303  Shrubby  do 

fruticosa? 

1 

1309  Great  iiowered  do 

grandiflora 

1 

1310  Haii-y  sialked  do 

hi:ta 

cO 

1311  Tooth  stamened  do 

hirtella 

7') 

1312  Flesh  colored  do 

iiicarnata 

50 

1313  Woolly  leaved  do 

lanata 

60 

1314  Mauiitius  do 

uiauritiana 

75 

1315  Many  flowered  do 

multifiora 

50 

1316  Five  leaved  do 

pentaphylla             "■ 

"to 

1317  Purple  flowered  do 

purpurea 

40 

1318  Stiii' leaved  do 

rigidula 

7  5 

1319  Rose  colored  do 

rosacea 

£0 

1320  Branching  red  do 

rubeli^ 

50, 

1321  Fine  leaved  do 

tenuifojia 

75 

1322  Four  leaved  do 

tetraphylla 

50 

1323  Nondescript  do 

trjdachyllis        ^.^ 

"t  5 

1324  Variable  red  do 

variabilis  rubra 

"■  '-7t»  - 

1325                 white  do 

V.  alba               ^. 

1 

1326  Striped  flowered  do 

versieolor                   ^^ 

1 

==^•■1 

vV.  B.  The  prices  of  the  above  species  of  Oxaiis  are  for  pots,  cai.h 
contdiuino'  several  roots.  For  single  roots  of  Mos.  1301,  1310, 
1319  1326  the  charge  ivill  be  only  half  the  prices  stated  above. 

1327  Splendid  oxyanthus  Oxyanlhus  ppeciosus,  vel  gar- 

denia tui'ijlora  5 

1328  Chinese  pgederia  Pa;deria  faBtida  1:0 

1329  Chinej-e  purple  tree  pa^ony,  ^  p^^niamoutan,  Ba..ksli  |2  50 

loith    magmjiceiit    jra-  >  t    '^3 

grant  flo-wcrs  j 

Ditto,  extra  large  $5 
l330Chines6    rose   colored   tree"^ 
P'ccony,    the    true    sort,  [ 
w ith m agn 'fi c entfiowe rs  \ 
of  monstrous  size  J 

N.  B.  No.  3o  is  frequently  sold  for 
the   preceding,  but  they  are  ex- 


moutan,  rosta 


pavaxeracea    ^S  to  10 


1331  Chinese  poppy  flowered  tree  ^ 

pasony,    white,    with    a  > 
'  .   purp'e  centre  j 

1332  Princes  single  purple,  ahicw  > 

seedling  5 

N.  B.  For  other  species  of  Poeonies  see  page  70 


var.  nova 


142      ^ 

.(333  Chinese  true  shrubby  ginseng  Panax  aculealum 
1334  *Sea  pancratium  Pancratium  maritiumm 

caroliniauum 
•  illyricum 
caribceum 
mexicanum 
V.  altissimum 
rotatum 

lo44  Ceylon  do  zeylandicum 

irf4b  t.xpanded  flowered  do  evpan?um 

1347  Texas  do  sp.p  Xexas 

134S  Prickly  parkinsonia  Parkinsonia  aeuleata 

lo49  Splendid  scarlet  passion  flower  Passiflora  alata 


1335  Carolina  do 

1336  Illyrian  do 
1338  Caribeini  do 

1 340  Mexican  do 

1341  Tall  do  do 

1342  Large  crowned  do 

1343  Tall  crowned  pancratium 


Ea<  ;: 

$   ct-;. 

1 
50 
50 

1 

2 
75 

1  50 

1 


1350  Scarlet  superb  hybrid  do 

1351  White  flowered  do 

1354  Common  blue  do 

1355  Blue  and  scarlet  do 

1356  Blue  and  red  do 

1357  Dwarf  hybrid  do 

1358  Pale  blue  do  do~ 

1359  Chinese  do 
1363  Brazil  eatable  do 
1365  *Purp]e  palmated  do 

'1369  Silky  leaved  do 
1370  *Ffeh  colored  do 
1371.  Blush  and  blue  do 

1372  LaureWeaved  water  lemon  do 

1373  Mexican  ligujate  do 

1374  Crescent  leaved  do 

1375  *  Yellow  flowered  do 
1375  *Spotted  leaved  do 
1377  Apple  fruited  do 
1380  Superb  scarlet  linear  lobed  do 

.1381  Pale  flowered  do 
138  3  Peltate  leaved  do 
13^4  Superb  scarlet  do 

1386  Square  stalked  granadilla  do 

1387  Scarlet  cluster  flowered  do 
1389  Notched  leaved  d  . 

1393  Indian  pavetta 

1394  Bitten  leaved  pavonia 

1395  Bell  flowered  penstemon 
1397  Sweet  scented  pergularia 
1399  India  snail  flower 

1401  Narrow  leaved  phillyrea 

1402  Box  leaved"  do 

1403  Smooth  leaved  do     • 

1404  Broad  leaved  do 

1405  Blotched  leaved  do 

1406  Branching  do 

1407  Olive  leaved  do 

1 408  Rosemary  leaved  do 

1409  Holly. leaved  do.  Sec 


alato-cerulea 

alba 

caeruleo 

ccsrvJ  eo-raceniosa 

ccBiu'eo-ruhra 

cceruleo-nana 


-pallida 


50 


chinensis 
edulis 

filamentosa,  v.  pal- 
mat  a 
holosericea 
incarnata 
incarnato-ceiTilea 
laurifolia 
ligularis 
kinata 
lutea 
maculata 
maliformis 
normalis 
pallida 
peltata 
prineeps 
quadrangularis 
racemosa 
serratifolia 
Pavetta  indica 
Pavonia  pra^morsa 
Penstemon  campanulata 
Pergularia  odoratissi^na  ! 

Phaseolus  caracalla 
Phillyrea  angustifolia 
buxifolia 
liFvis 
latifolia 
V.  fol.  var. 
media 
oleffifolia 
rosmarinfolia 
spinosa,  vel  Uicifolia 


40 
1 
1 

1 
1 

1  28 
1  IQ 


125 

50 
1  50 
1  50 
1  50 
1 
50 
60 

2 
1 
1 

1  50 

2 

2 


60 

75 
50 


50 


50 
50 


143 


Plilomis  fiuticosa 
leonurus 
Phoenix  dactylifera 
Phonnium  tenax 
Phylica  ericoides 
plumosa 
Pincloieya  Pubesceni 
Puiui  canariensis 

australis 
Piper  nigrum 

medium 


.1410  Sage  leaved  phlomis 

1411  Orange  coloured  do 

1412  Turkey  date 

1413  New-Zealand  flax 

1414  Heath  leaved  phylica 

1415  Feathered  do 

1418  Georgia  bark  tree 

1419  Canary  island  pine 

1420  *New  Holland  do. 

1421  Black  pepper 

1422  Shrubby  fragrant  leaved  do 

highly  scented 

1423  Three  nerved  piqueria 

1424  Olncinal  pistachianut 

1425  Mastick  tree 

1426  Turpentine  do 

1427  Brazil  pitcairnia 

1428  Chinese  fragrant  pittosporum  Pittosponim  tobira 
Ditto,  per  dozcn^  $6 

1429  Wave  leaved  do 
Ditto  per  dozen,  $8 

1430  Leathery  leaved  do 

1431  Greenish  fiowereddo 

1432  Downy  leaved  do 
1483  Broad"do.  do 

1434  Rusty  do.  do 

1435  Cape  do 

1436  Mauritius  do.  &c. 

1437  Triangular  platylobium 

1438  Ternate  plectranthus 
,1439  Rose  coloured   leadwort, 

beautiful 

1440  Cape  purple  do.  superb 

1441  Splendid  white  plumeria 

1442  Ditto,  red  do 

1443  Silvery  storax  leaved  podalyriaPodalyria  styracifolia 

1444  Hairy  do  hirsuta 

1445  Chinese  narrow  leaved  yew     Podocarpus  elongatus 

1446  Red  Barbadoes  flower  feiice   Pomciana  pulchenima 


Bich 
$  CtS- 

60 
70 

2 

1 
50  cts  to  1 

1 

1 

1  50 

1  50 

2 


Piqueria  trinerva  1  50 

Pisiachia  ofiicinaruni  2 

lentiscus  2 

terebinthus  2 

Pitcairnia,  sp.  S.  America  2 


undulatum  75  c.  to  1 


conaceum 
viridifiorum 
revolutum 
latifolium 
ferrugineum 
capensis 
mauritianum 
Platylobium  triangulare 
Plectranthus  ternatus 

Plumbago  rosea 

capensis 
Plumeria  alba 
rubra 


5a 


50 


75 


75 


1447  Yellow  do.  do 

1448  Tuberose,  see  page  86 

1449  Myrtle    leaved    polygala, 

beautiful 

1450  Splendid  do 

1452  Golden  poiypodium 

1454  Petalless  pomaderris 

1455  Great  tiowering  portlandia 
1458  Lance  leaved  pothos 

14o9  *Auricula  ^for  many 

1460  ^Polyanthus      >  varieties 

1461  *Primrose         )  see  p.  78 

1462  Chmese  red  primrose 

1463  white  do 

1464  Cape  silver  leaved  protea 

1465  Coae  bearing  do 


V.  lute  a 
Polianthes  tuberosa 


80 


^Polygak 


rtifoli 


75 


60 


speciosa  2 

Poiypodium  aureum 

Pomaderris  apetela  1 

Portlandia  grandiftora  5 

Fothos  lanceol^-ta 

Primula  auricula         50  ct3.  to  1 

polyanthus  35  to  50 

vulgaris,  &c.  50  cts.  to  1 
s'u\Gnsk,vel  pra:mt€ns     50 
r.  alba  75- 

Protea  argentea  6 

coiiiferu  3 


J 

I  i'4 

$cts. 

1469  Tloney  bearing  protea 

Protea  mellifcra 

3 

1470  ^'prending  protea 

patens 

5 

1471  Plume  Powered  do 

piuDJOsa    . 

5 

1473  Splendid  do.  4-c 

?pec>/jsa  n'is;ra 

5 

1477  English  laurel 

Prunus  lauro-cerasus 

75  to  1 

1478  Striped  do  do 

V.  fol.  varieg. 

1 

'  1479  Portugal  do 

,           lusitanica« 

1 

1480  Striped  iortngal  do 

T.  fol^  var. 

1  50 

1 481  Carolina  wild  orange 

carolinienj^is 

60 

1482  Barbadoes  plum,  &c 

barbadeasis 

2 

1483  Pear  shaped  guava 

Psidium  pyriferum 

2 

1484  Purple  Chinese  do.  produc- 
irg  fine  eatable  fruit 

'  i                cattleyanum 

'         5. 

1485  ]\Iexican  apple  fruited  do 

pomiferunj 

1  7") 

1486  Brazilian  thiciv  leaved  do 

sp?  r»razil 

1  50 

1487  Prickly  psora  lea 

Psoralea  aculeata 

70 

1488  Wing'leaved  do 

.;  pinnata 

75 

1 489  Stripe  Powered  do 

gl<'»nduIosa 

75 

1430  Spike  flowered  do.  &c 

spicata 

75 

149  4  Oraiiga  leaved  jfiycotria 

Psycotria  citrifolia? 

1  50 

1495  Wave  leaved  do 

undulata 

1  50 

1496  Florida  do 

iloridana 

1  50 

1498  Hastate  fern  brake 

Pteris  hastata 

•40 

1500  Maple  leaved  pteropesrmum    Pterospennum  acerifoliuvn    1  to  2 

Pyrus  Japoiiica,  see  page  25 
1513  East  India  oak  ,      ^uercus  cocolfera  3 

1515  aiexic-an  evergreen  do.  ^oith  )      "  ,  ,.    •  . 

heautifiil  fo  iage  j  sp.  Mexico  5 

1517  Prickly  Cape  jasiiiine  Randia  aculeata  5 

1518  *Ranunculuji,  see  pasc  86,  >  ti  ^  ■' 

,  and  Bulb  Catalogue  ^  HanunculiTS 

>  Raphiolepis  rubra,  vel  Cratcs- 


1519  Red  stamened  raphiolepis 

1520  Proad  leaved  alat«rnus 

1521  Blotched  leaved  do 

1522  Silver  striped  do 

l'525  Tea  buckthorn  of  China 

1526  Egyptian  lotus 

1527  Beautiful  rhexia 

1528  Salicornia-like  rhipsalis 


5          gus  indica  1 

Rhamnus  alaturnus  75 

maeulatus  1 

laciniatus  arg.var.  1 
theezans  1  50 

lotus  2 

Rhexia,  sp.  South-American  1  50 


Rhipsalis  salicornoides 


1529  Nepal  mountain  rhododen- ) -r^,    ,    ,     , 
dron,  or  Rose  hay  \  Rhododendron  montanum 

1530  Nepal  tree  do.  splendid 

1531  purple  tree  do 

1532  *Dauricdo 

1533  *Irony  leaved  do 

1534  *Azaleal!ke  do 

1535  *Striped  leaved  Imiry  rhodo-  '^ 


dendron 
J53G*Ifybriddo 

1537  *Myrtle  leaved  do 

1538  *Mount  Cauca.snj 

1 539  *rontic  purple  do 

1 540  *  white  do 

1541  *  double  do 


5 


arboreum 

ptirpurenm 

dauricum 

ferrugineum 

azaloides 

hirsutum,  fo!. 

var, 
hybriduan 
myrtifolium 
caucasicum 
ponticum 
V.  album 
V.  plenum 


1  50 
5 

5 

5 
2 
1 
3 


50 


14t> 

Fari. 
§  cts. 

1542  *Pontic  narrow  leaved  do 

Rhododendron  angustifolium  2 

1543  *             intermediate  do 

intermedium 

2 

1544  *            large  leaved  do 

macrophyllum  3 

1 545  *             obtuse  leaved  do 

obttcsUm 

2 

1546*             ovate  leaved  do 

otatum 

2 

1547  *            silver  edged  do 

fol.  margin- 

• 

atis 

1  to  2 

1548  *             gold  striped  do 

fol.  aureis 

2 

1549  *             silver  do  do 

foK  argenteis 

2 

1550  *             reddish  flowered  do 

rubescens 

3 

1531*            blueish  flowered  do 

ccBTulescens 

3 

jy.  B.    For  othet 

species,  see  page  57. 

1552  Chinese  red  lac 

Rhus  succedanum 

2 

1553  Shining  cape  sumach 

lucidum 

75 

1554  Willow  leaved  do   . 

viminale 

1 

1555  Buon  upas  of  Java 

javanicum 

3 

1556  Twining  laurel  leaved    ) 
Richardsonia                     > 

Richardsonia  laurifolia 

5 

1557  Scarlet  fruited  rivina 

Rivinia  laevis 

75 

1558  American  rontedeletia 

Rontedeletia  americana 

2 

1559  *Rosemary 

Rosmarinus  oflicinalis 

35 

1560  Silver  striped  do 

argen.  var. 

75 

1561  *Doublerose  leaved  bram- 
ble, beautiful 

>  Rubus  rossefolius,  pi. 

40 

1562  Splendid  ruellia 

Ruellia  formosa 

150 

1563  Bugle  flowered  ruellia 

persicsefolia 

1  50 

1  670  Prickly  butcher's  broom 

Ruscus  aculeatus 

75 

1671  Alexandrian  classic,  or  Climb- 

ing laurel 

racemosus 

1 

1672  Double  leaved'butcher"s  broom             hypoglossuni 

75 

1673  Thick  leaved  Italian  do 

hypophyllum 

1 

1674  Lesser  palm 

Sabal  adansoni                     2 

Lo  3 

1675  Sugar  cane 

Saccharum  oflicinarum 

1 

1677  Scarlet  flowered  sage 

Salvia  coccinea 

40 

1678  Splendid  do  do 

splendens 

40 

1679  Spotted  stall<ed  do 

maculata 

1 

1682  Many  spiked  do 

polystachya 

7.", 

1683  Narrow  leaved  do 

angustifolia 

40 

1684  Azure  colored  do 

aznrea 

40 

1685  Cerulean  do  &c. 

mexicana 

40 

1686  Guinea  sanseviera 

Sanseviera  guineensis 

1 

1 687  India  soapberry 

Sapindus  saponaria 

45 

1688  *  Yellow  side-saddle  flower 

Sarracenia  flava 

50 

1689  *Spotted  leaved  do 

variolaris 

50 

1690  *Parrotdo  &c. 

psittacina 

50 

1691  *Chine3e  strawberry  saxifrage  Saxifraga  sarmentosa 

20 

J\r.  B.  For  other 

species,  see  page  84. 

1692  Brazilian  schinus 

Schinus  terebinthinus 

1 

1693  Mexican  beautiful  do 

molle 

1  50 

1694  Sensitive  briar 

Schrankia  uncinata 

1 

1695  Ofl[icinal  squill 

Scilla  maritima 

1 

1696  Autumnal  do 

autumnalis 

75 

1697  Wave  leaved  do 

undulata 

1 

1698  Peruvian  wliite  do 
3 

Peruvian,  alha 

50 

H6 


169^  Peruviau  blue  squill  Ac. 

Scilla  V.  cerulca 

cts ' 
50 

1701  Splendid  scotia 

Scotia  speciosa 

1 

1703  Tree  houseleek 

Senipervivum  arboreum 

40 

1704  Beautiful  ]purple  leaved  do 

atropiiypureunj 

1 

1705  Japan  red  senecio 

Senecio  speciosus 

I 

1706  Cape  septas 

Septas  capensis 

1707  Japan  box  thorn 

.  Serissa  fetida,  Td*Lydum  ju- 
poniciim 

1708  Double  flowered  do  da 

V.  plena 

40 

1709  Heller's  Sinningia 

Sinningia  helleri 

I  5() 

1711  Striped  star  grass 

Sisyrinchium  striatum 

75 

1712  Iris  leaved  do        ' 

iridifoliuui 

75 

1713  Bermuda  do 

berniudianum 

75 

1714  Chinese  smilax 

Smilax  chinensis 

7') 

1715  Rough  do 

aspera 

50 

1716  Great  flowering  solaiidra 

Solandra  grandiflora 

5 

1717  Beautiful  fruited  solanurn 

Solanum  lasciniatum 

75 

1718  Oleander  leaved  do 

neriifolium 

75 

1719  Madeira  winter  cherry 

pseudocapsicum 

35 

1720  Havana  do 

havauaensis 

1 

1721  Lance  leaved  do.  &c. 

lanceolatum 

75 

( 723  Downy  sophora 

Sophora  tomentosa 

1 

1724  Great  flowered  sparaxis 

Sparaxis  grandiflora 

1 

1725  African  sparmannia 

Sparmannia  africana 

70 

1726  Spanish  broom 

Spartium  junceum 

75 

1728  Radiate  do. 

radiatum 

75 

1729  Spiny  do.  &c. 

spinosum 

75 

1730  White  Spanish  do. 

multiflorum 

50 

1 73 1  Arabian  stachytarpheta 

Stachytarpheta  arabica 

1 732  Changeable  do 

mutabilis 

1733  Variegated  stapelia 

Stapelia   rariegata 

60 

1 7  34  Reclining  do 

reclinata 

1 735  Beautiful  do 

pulchella 

60 

1736  Great  flowered  do 

grandiflora 

1737  Spotted  do 

maculosa 

1738  Glaucous  do 

glauca 

75 

1739  Dewy  do 

irrorata 

75 

1 740  Warty  flowered  do 

verrucosa 

l74l  Spreading  do 

divaricata 

75 

1742  Wrinkled  do 

rugosa 

1 543  Painted  do 

picta 

75 

1744  Shield  do 

clypeata 

1745  Toad  like  do 

bufonia 

174(5  White  haired  do 

concinna 

75 

1747  Fern  leaved  do 

asplenifolia 

1748  Pale  flowered  do 

pallida 

75 

1749  Revolute  do  do  &c. 

revoluta 

1750  *Chinese  sterculea 

Sterculea  platanifolia 

75 

1751  Maple  leaved  do 

acerifoliai* 

1 752  Mexican  white  stevia 

Stevia  alba 

1753  Chinese  tallow  tree 

Stillingia  sebifera 

75 

1754  Q,ueen's strelitz,  very  splendidStrelitzia  regina                 5  to  1 

0 

1755  Narrow  leaved  do 

angustifolia                  1 

0 

17  6  Sensitive  stylidium  Stylidium  fruticosum 

1 757  Mahogany  tree  Swietenia  mahagoni 


75 


147 


1758  Oiarigeleaved  tabciiiapinontanaTabei'na?montana  citrifolia 

N.  B.     For  other  species,  see  A''erium. 

1759  West  India  tamarind  Taniarindus  occideiitalis 

1760  Camphor  scented  tarconanthusTarconanthus  camphoratus 


1761  Splendid  Cape  teconia 

1762  Ljirge  leaved  terminalia 

1763  Elephant's  foot  testudinaria 

1764  Shrubby  germander 

1765  Carolinian  thalia 

1766  (ireen  tea 

1767  Bohea  tea 
Ditto,  smaller  size,  $■1550 

1768  Broad  leaved  tea  latifoUa 

1769  Fragrant  thunbergia  Thunbergia  fragrans 

1770  Great. flowered  do  grandiflort 

1771  Winged  do  alata 

]  772  Scarlet  do.  &c.  coccinea 

1773  Purple  leaved  tradescantia       Tradescantia  discolor 

1774  *llose  coloured  spiderwort  rosea 

1775  Splendid  scarlet  trevirania        Trevirania  coccinea 
i776  I'ittosporum  leaved  tristania     Tvistania  conferta 

•3  777  Hoary  do  albicans 

1778  Great  cape  trit^ma  Tritoma  uvaria 

J  779  Lesser  do  media 

1780  Tritonia,  several  species  Tritonia,  each 

1781  '^'Heliotrope  scented  colt's  foot  Tussilago  fragrans 

1782  Double  flowering  nasturtium    Tropoeolum  majus  pi. 


I  ecoma  capensis 
Terminalia  catappa  5 

Testudinaria  elephantipes  5  to  10 
Teucrium  fmticans 
Thalia  dealbata 

Thea  viridir>  2  to  3 

bohea  2  to  3 


$  cts. 
2 

1 
1 


Ulex  europa;us 
V.  plenus 

Uvularia  sinensis 
)  Veltheimia  viridifolia, 
>    .  tris  cap  en  sis 

/  Verbena  triphylla 

Viburnum  tinus 

lucidum 
aig.  var. 
aur.  var. 


rel  Ale- 


1783  *European  furze 

1784  *Double  flowering  do 

1786  Chinese  uvularia 

1787  Green  leaved  veltheiqoia, 

beautiful 

1788  Lemon    scented   verbena, 

or  citrouelle 
178.9  Laurustinus 
179/)  Shining  leaved  do 

1791  Silver  striped  do 

1792  Gold  do.  do 

1793  Upright  hairy  do 

1794  Large  rough  leaved  do 

1795  Chinese  sweetest  do 

1796  Blotched  leaved  do.  do.  &e. 

1797  Scarlet  Madagascar  periwinkleVinca  rosea 

1798  White  do.  do  alba 

1799  *Fragraut  double  blue  violet    Viola  odoratissifiia,  cerulpl. 
1800*  double  purple  violet  purpurea  pi, 
1801"                double  white  violet              alba  pi. 

1801*  ,  double  rosy  do  rosea  p''. 

1803  Double  Japan  volkameria,  fccVolkameria  japonica 

1804  Panicled  Wachendorfia  W^achendorfia  paniculata 
1S06  Red  pyramidal  watsonia,  ^'c.  Watsonia  rosea 

1808  New-Holland  westringia  Westringia  rosmarinacea 

i809  Wrightia,  see  jS^erium  W^righcia,  see  J\^eriv7n 

1810  Fulgent  eternal  flower  Xeranthemum  fulgidum 

IHll  Great  flowered  do.  &c,  grandifloruni 


50 

50 
50 
30 
50 

50 
7.5 
40 

40 

75 


45 

50 

•10 


hirtumrcl  strictuni 
lugosum 
odoratissimum 
V.  fol.  mac. 


40 

40 
35 
40 
50 
7.'. 
45 


75 


148  i.:,ch 

$  cts. 

1814  *Adam's  needle  Yucca  aloifolia    ^  75 

1S15  *Narrow  leaved  do  angustifolia  1  50 

N.  B.     For  other  species  of  Yucca,  see  page  86. 
1 81 G  Entire  leaved  zamia  Zamia  integrifolia,  ^c^jpi/waVa  3 

IS  18  Mauritius  do  mauritiana  10 

1819  Pungent  do.  &c.  pungens  ^20  to  25 
Ditto,  larger  size,  $30 

1820  White  flowered  zephyranthes  Zephyranthes  Candida 


1821  Keel  leaved  do 

carinata 

1 

1822  Rose  coloured  do.  Sic. 

rosea 

1 

1823  Common  ginger 

Zinziber  officinale 

70 

1824  Fiddle  leaved  do.  ScC 

panduratus 

75 

1826  Chinese  zizyphus 

Zizyphus  sinensis 

2 

1827  Chinese  date 

jujuba 

2 

1828  Egyptian  lotus 

lotus 

2 

1829  Mexican  lily  of  the  oak, 

a 

^ 

splendid  parasitic  or  air 

V  Genus  ? 

3 

plant    • 

^ 

1830  Caraccas  air  plants,  of 

va- 

I  Genus  ?  each 

• 

1  to  3 

rious  species* 

Pelargonium  radula 


38 


V.  odorutnm  38 

r. minor. vel  mtiionsoO 


GERANIUMS,  OR  THE  FAMILY  OF  GI;RANIACE^.. 

N.  B.  The  larger  proportion  of  the  following  have  been  selected  from  col- 
ored engravings,  in  Mr.  Sweet's  splendid  work  on  Geraniums,  and  con- 
sists of  the  most  superb  varieties  which  are  figured  in  that  publication  ^ 
they  are  consequently  offered  to  the  public  as  a  collection  which  can- 
not be  surpassed  in  beauty. 

1 831  Pennyroyal,  or  rasp  leaved 
fi;eraniin7i 

J  832  Otto  of  rose  scented  do 

1S33  Dwarf  rose  scented  do 

1834  Crimson  horse-shoe,  of  bou- 
quet do 

1885  Scarlet  do.  do. 

1836  double  scarlet  do.  do.^ 

1837  Flame  colored  do.  do' 
1888  White  do.  do 

1839  Silver  edged  do.  do    • 

1840  Blucherdo. 

1841  Bath  scarlet  do 
IS42  Great  mallow  leaved  da 

1843  Scarlet  flowering  do 

1844  Silver  striped  do.  do 

1845  Gold  stripe'd  do. 

1846  Birch  leaved  do 

1847  Heart  leaA^ed  do 

1848  Nutmeg  scented  do 

1849  Apple  scented  do 

1850  Trailing  rose  scented  do 
1 8>1  Great  flowering  do 

1852  Oak  leaved  do. 

1853  Devere,  new  and  superb 

1 854  Jagged  petalled,  very  singular 


40 

50 
00 
75 
50 


zonale 

V.  coccineum 

'ti.  plenum 

v.flammeum 

r.  album 

v.fol.  marginatxim  50 
50 
75 
75 

3r> 

50 

75 

0 

50 
50 
-50 

50 

50 

50 
1  50 
3 


var. 

var. 

macrophyliuni 

inquinans 

t'.  fol.  argen. 

V.  fol  aureis 

betulinum,  minor 

cordatum 

fragrans 

odoratissimum 

capita  turn 

grandiflorum 

quercifolium 

vereanum 

schizopetalum 


1 055  Velvet   leave^l    or  pepper- ^^.^^-^^^^ 
mmt  scenfe(i  do  )  ° 

1856  Purple  flowered  ivy  leaved  do 

1857  White  flowering  do.  do 

1858  Striped  ivy  leaved  do 

1859  Cition,oi'  hergamot  scented  do 

1860  Sorrel  leaved  do 
^1861  Lord  jMiwray's  do 

1862  Magnificent  do 

1863  Washington  do 

1864  August,  or  Noble  do 

1865  Princess  Charlotte'^  do 

1866  Burnished  do. 

1867  Night  smelling  do 

1868  Jenkinson's  fine  do 

1869  Banbury's  do. 

1870  Cleopatra's  do 

1872  Prince  Regent  do. 

1873  Rowenado.  *   " 

1874  Hooded  leaved  do 

1875  Royal  George  do.  I 

1876  Eclipse  do 
1S77  Generalissimo  do 

1878  Commander-in-chief  do 

1879  Eetony,  leaved  do 

1880  Purple  flowered  do 

1881  Chandler's  royal  purple  do. 

1883  Gouty  stalked  do 

1884  Thorny  do.  do 

1885  Fulgent  celandine  leaved  do 
1888  Fiery  flovV^red  do 

1890  Dutchess  of  Gloucester's  do. 
1892  Mrs.  Fairlies  beautiful  do 
1693  Large  white  flowered  do 

1894  New  ivy  leaved  do 

1895  Gi.ua;rterman'3  monstrous  do 

1896  Crimson  do 

1897  La  Fayette  do 

1898  Beautiful  antumn  flowered  do 

1899  Splendid  geranium 

1900  Waverly  do.       , 

1901  Devonia  do 

1902  Potter's  scarlet  do 

1903  Frequent  flowermg  do 

1904  Guelder  rose  leaved  do 

1905  Fair  flowered  do 

1906  Crenulated  lilac  colored  do 
1-907  Watson's  do    . 

1908  Imbricate  petaled  do 

1909  Turner's  Queen  Adelaide  do 

1910  Russell's  favorite  do 

1911  Nonesuch  do 

1912  Variegated  flowered  do 

1913  AdmiralCodrington  do 

1914  Lady  Hussey'sdo 


E;.rii 

$.cts. 

tomentosum 

•'^0 

peltatum 

50 

album 

75 

lateripes,/*?/.  var.  1 

citriodorum 

50 

acetosum 

50 

murrayanum 

50 

rnagnificens 

75 

washingtoni 

75 

augustum 

1 

principissa3 

1 

ardens 

50 

triste 

50 

Jenkinsonia 

2 

banburiense 

50 

cleopatrium 

ro 

regium 

50 

rowauii 

75 

cucullatum 

-50 

regalis 

50 

c. 

50 

V. 

75 

excdsum 

:o 

betonicuni 

75 

purpurascens 

40 

chaudlerii 

1 

gibbo^um 

50 

echinatuni 

75 

fulgidum 

50 

jgnescens 

::j 

solubile 

5!J 

Fairliejie 

o 

macranthou 

75 

iateritum 

1 

quartermani 

1 

sanguineuin 

1 

iiuperbum 

1 

flexuosum 

2 

spectabile 

75 

war. 

75 

var. 

2 

potteri 

1  50 

saepiflorens 

1  50 

opulifohum 

1 

candidum 

I  50 

crenulatum 

1  50 

watsoni 

1 

imbricatura 

1  50 

var. 

3 

russellianum 

2 

pulchellum 

1 

formosum 

75 

var. 

2 

husseyanum 

^ 

150  Karl. 

$  cts. 

1915  Various  leaved  Geranium       Pelargonium  diffornie  1  50 

1916  Prominent  nerved  do                                     nervosum  1  fU) 

1917  Broad  petaled  do                                            platypetalon  160 

1918  Close  leaved,  or  Lavalette'a  do                     coarctaium  75 

1919  Countess  of  Liverpool's  do.  )                       rubescens  2 
beautiful                              ) 

1920  Cockle-shell  leaved  do      •                            cardiifolium  2 

1 921  Bailey's  fine  do                                             baileyanum  2 

1922  Robinson's  splendid  do                 ^                 robinsoni  2 

1923  Davey's  fine  do                             '                daveyanum  75 

1924  Distant  petf'lled  splendid  do                        .  paucidentatum  1 

1925  Shield  leaved  do                                            scutatum  1 

1 926  Many  nerved  do                                            multinerve  1 

1927  Comely,  or  beautiful  do                                decora  150 

1928  Select  do                                                       eximium  75 
i  929  Breeze's  do                                                   breesianum  1  60 

1930  Upright  do                                                       ercctum  '2 

1931  Young's  do                              ,                       youngu  2 

1932  Thorburn's  seedling                                       var.  2 

1933  Decked  do                                                    comptum  2 

1 934  Fring'd  yellow  flowe'd  Boarea  Hoarea  radicata  1  50 

1 935  Nodding  flowered  do                               nutans  1 

1936  Pumitory  flowered  do                             corydaliflora  1 

1 937  Dark  crimson  do                                     atrosanguinea  150 
I!)  38  Italian  tuberous  geranium         Geranium  tuberosum    •  37 

N.B.  About  30  other  new  and  splendid  varieties  of  Geraniums  are  now 
under  cuUure  and  propagation,  and  will  soon  be  ready  for  delivery. 
A  list  of  them  will  be  sent  to  those  who  desire  it. 

Geraniums  in  assortments. 

]  00  fine  varieties  for  :p70  00 


1 00  do  do.  less  rare,  50  ^ 

50  fine  varieties  37  oO 

50  do        do      less  rare       28 


25  fine  varieties  !r^20  00 

25  fine  varieties,  less  rare^  15 
12   do       do  "    10 

12   do       do      less  rare         8 


1950  Gamboa  tree  Acaciasp.  150 

1951  Delicate    leaved    acacia,     ]  gn  2 

beautiful  foliage  > 

1952  Black   wood  of  Van  Die-)  2 

.mans  land  5     ; 

19.") 3  Linear  leaved  acacia  sp.  150 

J  954  West  India  sapola,  or  Rose-  >  j^^^^^^         ^^  o 

herry  } 

1955  We.-t  India  agave  Agave?  sp.  Cuba  3 

1956Demarara     do  U^.  Deinarara  Z 

1957  Texas  aralia  Aralia  sp.  Texas  2  to  3 

1958  Great  flowering  aristolochia     Aristolochia  grandiflora  2, 

1959  Striped  leaved  aristotelia  Aristotelia  macqui, /o/.  var       1  50 

1960  Superb  hybrid  Chinese  azalea  Azalea  indica,  hybrida  3 

1961  Young's  splendid  do  Youngi  5 

1962  Obtuse  leaved  Banksia  Banksia  praemorsa  5 

1963  Great  yellow  flowering  do  grandis  5 

1964  Magnificent  yellow  flowered  do  speciosa  5 

1965  Splendid  scarlet  flowering  do  coccinea  5 

J  966  Beautiful  nondescript  do  sp.  4  50 


151 


19b7  *ohuiese    a;reat    flovveniiff  >  t,- 
trumpet  rlower  3      ■= 

1968  Superb  flowering  do 

1969  Splendid  cape  do.  extreme-  ) 


gnonia  grandiflora 


venusta 


capensis 

echinata 
Bombax  pentandrum 
Bontia  daphuoides 
Bubon  galbanum 

Cameraria  latifolia 


(y  beautiful 
1970  Prickly  do 
19  7J.  Silk  cotton  tree 

1972  Daphne-like  bontia 

1973  Galban's  bubon 

1974  Broad   leaved    cameraria, 

Jine  foliage 

1975  Chinese  red  and  yellow  In-  )  ^anna  orientalis 

dian  shot  5 

1976  Napal  do  napalensis 

1977  Occidental  red  and  yellow  do  occidentalis 

1978  Pedunculated  orange  colored  do  pedunculata 

sp.  Georgia 


$  ets. 
75  ct^  to  1 


]  50 


Caryophyllus  aromaticus  12  to  15 


1979  Georgia  splendid  do 

1980  Clove  tree 

1981  Beautiful   veratrum    leaved  )  Calanthe  veratriflora 

calanthe  ) 

1982  New  nondescript  casuarina 

1983  ftlexican  cineraria 

1984  Profuse  flowering  cassia 

1985  African  ceanothus 

1986  Star  apple  of  India,  heauti 

ful  foliage 

1987  Caudate  citharoxylon 

1988  Rose  colored  clusia 

1989  Anise  scented  collinsonia 

1990  Caraccas  rose  tree,  sjilen 

did  flowers 

1991  Conic'a  of  Caraccas,  curious  Conica.  sp.  Caraccas 

1992  Do  do.    oval  leaved  sp 


Casuarina  sp? 
Cineraria,  sp.  Mexico 
Cassia  floribunda 
Ceanothus  africanus 

(  Chrysophyllum  cainito 

Citharoxylon  caudatum 
Clusia  rosea 
Collinsonia  anisata 

\  Genus?  Caraccas 


1  50 
1  50 


I  50 

1  50 

50 


5 


1993  Conyza  of  Cuba 

1994  India  clammy  cherry 

1995  Intermediate  cordia 

1996  Elegant  flowering  correa 

1997  Whip  cord  crassula 

1998  Crimson  cyclamen 

1999  New  Calabash  tree 

2000  Splendid   dendrobium,    an 

air  plant 

2001  Silvery  cytisus 

2002  Twin  flowered  do 

2003  Beautiful  diybrid  daphne 

2004  Largest  trailing  do 

2005  Rose  colored  Pontic  do 
'2006  Desmanthus  (  W.  Indies) 

2007  Umbrella  leaved  dracsena 

2008  Green   stalked  gooseberry 

cactus 

2009  Caraccas  long  spined  prick-  ) 

ly  pear  5 

2010  Spiny  undulated  cactus 

2011  Red  spined  small  melon  cactus 


1  50 

1  50 

1 

1  50 

150 
to  3 

1 

1  50 
to  6 


Conyza  sp.  Cuba 
Cordia  mococes 

mixta 
Corroea  pulchella 
Crassula  lycopodioides 
Cyclamen  repandum 
Crescentia  sp. 

Dendrobium  speciosum  3 

Cytisus  argenteus 
biflorus 

Daphne  delphini  2 
cneorum,   maximum  2 

pontica,  rosea  2 

Desmanthus  sp.  2 

Dracaena  umbraculifolia  8  to  1 0 


Cactus  pereskia,  viridis 


sp. 


I  50 
1  50 

2 


^  -5!^  Kacli 

$  cts. 

2012  Bi'owa  spina  J  r.n.xW  melon  cactus  Cactus  sp.  2 

2013  Ciiraccii.ssnml!  spiny  india)!  tig  ?p.  .  150 

2014  Large  recurved  spiaed  mel-  /  ^  <, 

on  cactus  j  *1  • 

2015  Red  berried  spiny  do  do  sp.  2  . 

2016  Diminutive  do  do  sp.  2 

2017  Nine  angled  cactus  sp.  3 

2018  Dwarf  starry  spined  cereus,  ^  ^  /> 

or  Serpentine  cactus  ^  ■  I  • 

2019  Unique  cactus,  veri/  curious^  sp.  2 

2020  Echites,  from  India                   Echites?  sp.  India  1  50 
2021.  Spike  flowered  eleplmntopus    Elephantopus  spicata  1  CO 

2022  Proliferous  elychrisum  Elychrlsum  proliferum  1 

2023  Beautiful  willow  leaved  em-  )  Embothrium  salicifolium,  velsa- 

bothrium  5  lignum  2 

2024  Serrated  leaved  escallonia         Escallonia  serrata  1 

2025  Napal  strawberry  tree  Euonymus  napalensis  1 

2026  New  undulated  euphorbia         Euphorbia  undulata?  1 

2027  Myrtle  leaved  ladies  ear  drop  Fuchsia  myrtifolia  1 

2028  Conic  do  conica  -     1 

2029  Cow  tree  of  Caraccas  Galactodendron  utile  20  to  25  ■ 

2030  Parrot-like  gladiolus  Gladiolus  psittacinus  75 

2031  Scot's  beautiful  gloxinia  ,         Gloxinia  schotii  2 

2032  Pale  flowered  glycine  Glycine  pallida     ■  1  50 

2033  Vascillating,  or  moving  plant  lledysarum  gyrans  75 

2034  Painted  leaved  hedysarum  pictum  75 
2.135  Many  flowering  helianthemum  Helianthemum  sp.  75 

2036  Double  do  do  ^  plenum  75 

2037  India  pinnated  hesperanthera  ITesperanthera  sp.  1  50 
-2038  Heart  leaved  hibiscus                Hibiscus  cordifolius  I  5Q 

2039  Cels'  beautiful  hovea  Hovea  celsi  2  50 

2040  Sand  box  tree                            Hura  crepitans  3 
204!  Palmated  Ipoma^a                    Ipomcea  pentaphylla  1  50 

2042  Hairy  do  hirta  1  50 

2043  Flesh  colored  ixora  Ixora  incarnata  5 

2044  Striped  leaved  Azorian  jasmineJasminum  azoricum, /oZ.  var.  2 

2045  Goldstripedjasmine,6caMfj/w/  oflicinale, /o/.  uar;   1 

2046  Pink  colored  kennedia  Kennedia  sp.  1 

2047  Long  leaved  leptospernmm      Leptospermum  longifolium         1 

2048  Pink  flowering  do  sp.  1 

2049  Japan  yellow  honeysuckle,  )  ,      • ; •  „  ka  .„  ^- 

very  fragrant  ^  Lonicera  japomca  50  to  /o 

2050  Mexican  Lupin  Lupinus  mexicanus  50 

2051  Changeable  do  mutabilis  50 

2052  Downy  leaved  do  tomentosus  50 

2053  *Numerous  leaved  blue  do  polyphyllus  50 

2054  ^Numerous  leaved  white  do  albus  50 

2055  Two  colored  do  bicolor  75 

2056  Channelled  do  canaliculatus  50 

2057  Barclay's  beautiful   flower-  )  ^^^^^  Barclayana  1 

mg  maurandia  )  .  •' 

2058  *Pride  of  India,  or  Bead  tree    Melia  azederach  50 

2059  Evergreen  dwarf  do  sempervirens  1 

2060  Clustered  melaleuca  Melaleuca  c^lorantha  2 

2061  Profuse  flowered  metrosideros  Metrosideros  floribunda  3 


153 


2062  Lance  leaved  sensitive  tree 

2063  Wandering  do.  fine  foliage 

2064  Brazilian  many  fingered  dp 

2065  Monstrous  parisite,   or  Air 

plant,  of  Caraccas 

2066  Caraccas  myrtle 

2067  Nutmeg  tree 

2068  Mexican  splendid  primrose 

2069  Soft  w^ave  leaved  do 

2070  Butterfly  oxalis 

2071  Marvel  of  Peru  flow^ered  pe- 

tunia 

2072  *Douglas'  pine 

2073  Beautiful  dark  pui"ple  pen-  )  x,    *  * 

r    r      1        s  Fentstemon  atropurpureum 

2074  Ceylon  white  flowered  do        Plumbago  zeylandica 

2075  Broad  leaved  Chinese  yew       ~    " 

2076  Retuse  pultenypa 


Mimosa  sp. 

sp,     * 
polydactyla 

S  Genus? 

Myrica  sp.  Caraccas 
Myristica  moschata 
Oenothera  spectabilis 
mollissima 
Oxalis  papillionacea 

Petunia  nyctaginiflora 

Pinus  Douglassii 


Each 
$  cts. 
1  50 
1  50 
o 


8  to  TO 

1 
15  to  25 


2077  *Pink  colored  Rose  bay 

2078  *Frond  flowering  do 

2079  *Great  flowering  do 

2080  *Arbutus  leaved  do 

2081  *Gold  striped  leaved  do 

2082  *Dark  green  leaved  Dauric  do 


Po  do  carpus  latifolius 

Pultenaea  retusa 

Rhododendron  ponticum,  rose- 
vm 
frGJidosutn 
grandiflonim 
arbutifolimu 
jol.  aur. 


75 
75 


50 


atrovirens 


2083  Climbing  rontedelesia 

2084  Russelia  {India) 

2085  Sweet  scoparia 

2086  Elegant  double  purple 

groundsel 

2087  Climbing  solanum 
2083  Mexican  symphoria 

2089  Mexican  redstevia 

2090  nondescript  do 

2091  Rhex's  streptocarpus 

2092  Small  flowered  strinax  ' 

2093  Adnate  stylidium 


Rontedelesia'scandens 
Russelia  sp. 
Scoparia  dulcis 

Senecio  elegans,  pL 

Solanum  scandens 
Symphoria  mexicana 
Stevia  rubra 

sp- 
Streptocarpus  rhexii 
Strinax  parviflorum 
Stylidium  adnatum 


2  to 


3 
S 

a 

2 
2 

]  50 
I  50 
3 

CO 

1 
1 


2094  Laburnum  leaved  thermopsis  Thermopsis  laburnifolia 


2095  Bartram's  tillandsia 

2096  Oleander  leaved  tristauia 
209.7  Laurel  leaved  do 

2098  Various  leaved  triumfetta 
^2099  Splendid  scarlet  verbena 

2100  Peruvian  beautiful  blue  do 
2001  Florida  shining  leaved  vibur- 
num 

2102  *Obovate  leaved  do 

2103  Blue  herbaceous  vinca 


Tillandsia  Bartramia 
Tristania  ueriifolia 

laurina 
Trumfetta  heterophylla 
Verbena  chama?drifoKa,  vel  me 
lindres 
multifida 

?  Viburnum  sp.  Florida 

obovatum 
Vinca  herbacea 


75 
50 
75 


1  50 

75 


3IO4  *Double  pink  fragrant  violet    Viola  odorata,  rosea  pi. 


75 
50 
75 


CAlVIEIiIiIA  JAPONICil.,  OR  JAFAir  ROSE. 

At  the  foljowing  very  reduced  prices. 
The  following  collection  of  Camellias  comprises  the  newest  varieties^ 
the  most  of  which  are  very  remarkable  for  their  splendor.  Many  of  those 


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priced  at  the  highest  rates, cost  the  ])ro\)r\etorsfize  guineas  each  for  the  origi- 
nal plants ;  and  many  others  from  three  to  four  guineas.  The  prices  are  now 
greatly  reduced,  in  consequence  of  the  plants  being  much  increased;  but, 
owing  to  the  universal  admiration  vyhich  this  plant  has  received,  and  its 
requiring  so  little  care,  and  enduring  without  injury  a  great  degree  of  cold 
the  demand  has  hitherto  been  very  great.  The  proprietors  have  at  all  times 
very  large  quantities  to  supply  wholesale  orders;  and  their  present  collection 
exceeds  3000  plants,  which  they  are  rapidly  inc:easing.  The  prices  have 
necessarily  to  be  in  proportion  to  the  age  and  size  of  the  plants  and  are 
lower  than  ever  before  offered. 
1  Single  red  camellia,  or  Japan  Rose  Camellia  japonica  75  cts.  to  $1 
Ditto,  larger  size,  $1,50 

The  following  varieties,  will  be  furnished  at  the  annexed  rates  propor- 
tioned to  their  age,  or  the  period  they  have  been  mgrafted  or  inarched.. 


Single  whitg  Tragrnnt    Came'lia  alba  simplex 

Semidouble'jTo.se  colored         cxpunsa^ 

Double  c^T,,  rubra  plena 

Double  vfflffe  alba  plena 

Double  PiRJi,  or  middlemist  camea 

Double  striped 

Lon;,'  leaved  single  red 

Double  cfitnson 

Purple  anemone  flowered 

or  waratah 
Pompone,  or  Kew  hhinh 
Red  pseony  flowered 
Buff,   maiden^s  blush,    or 

Hume^s  blush 
Frajjrant  myrtle  U-aved 
Blotch  leaved 
Lady    J^ank^s   white   tea 

leaved 
Ladv  Bank's  pink  tea  leaved  rosea  pi. 
Scarlet  coccinea 

Shell  flowered,  rod  conchiflora 

Lady  C.un|(beil's  red         ,    rtibricaulis 


variegati 
longifolia 
atroruber  • 

■  anemo7iiJlora 

mntabiliK,  vel  variabilis 
jjceonicejlora 

■fiavescens 

myrlifolia 
maculaia 

sesanriua 


ingi 
ed. 


2 
1  50 


1  50 

2 


2  ^ear, 
ingraU- 
ed. 
2   50^ 
3 
2 
2 

2  50 
2  50 
2  50 
2  50' 

2  50 

2  50 
2  50 

2  50 

2  50 

3  50 


3  and  4  veari 
!iigrnfl«d 


50 


3 

2  to  2i 
2  50 
2to2^2.^to3j 


•^       J 

;Uto4~i 

2ito3 
3 


$3  to  3 

Hccordi; 
to  size 


50 


$3  50  to  4 
according 
to  size 


§4  toG 
accordiri; 
to  size 


B.    Extra  large  plants  can  he  supplied  of  the  above  kinds  at 
$4  to  $5.     ^-tv 

The  following  will  be  furnished  at  thairates  annexed  to  them: 


White  Prnony  flowered         Wclbankiana 
Frinijed  white  fnnbriala 

Srarry,  or  Ilexangtdar  red   liexanijularis 


Carnation  Waratah 
Alton's  larj^e  sinjfle  red 
Gieat  sing  e  flowering 
Holyhoi'k  flowered 
While  anemone  flowered 
Diverse  'eaved 
Rawoj'  striped  waratah 
Fulgent  flowered 
Chinese  roseate 
Intermediate  '  .    '> 

N. 


thiflcira 
aiioiii 
grandiflora 
alihaeiflfra 
anenumiflora  alba 
heterophylla 
speciosa 
ful^ens 
rosa  sinensis 
intermedia 

iH.-B.  Extra  la rg^  plants  of  many  of  the  above  kinds  can  be  supplied 
prices  in  proportion  to  their  sizes,  &c. 


one  \oar  in- 

2,  3  and   4  }  ears 

ciaUed 

ingrafted. 

3                  ^ 

3 

^^4  to  6  accord- 

3 

ing  to  size 

2  50  to  3 

) 

3 

$4  to  6 

3 

4  to  6 

4 

5  to  8 

2  50  to  3 

4  to  6 

2  50  to  3 

3  50  to  5 

4  to  4  50 

5  to  8 

3 

4  to  6 

3 

4  to  6 

3 

4  to  6 

155 


Cii 


S-4  Compact  Japan  rose 

35  Imbricated 

36  Axillary  flowered 

37  Single  white  oleiferous 

38  Large  nerved  scarlet 

39  Variegated  aneinone  flowered 

40  Knight's         do.  do 

41  Rose  of  the  world 

42  Scarlet  aucuba  leaved 

43  Chandler's  striped  w-aratah 

44  Coral  flowered 

45  Cluster  flowered  red 

46  Greville's  red 

47  Dwarf 

48  Splendid  scarlet  flowered 

49  Splendid  white  flowered 

50  Lady  Long's  rose   coloured    ^ 

involute  5 

51  Kissi,  or  Nepal,  white 

52  Ross's  superb 

53  Picotee  waratah,  or  red  spatulute 

54  Large  stamened 

55  Pink  or  i-bse  waratah 

56  Wood's  new 

57  Large  single  rose 

58  poppy  flowered 

59  rincely 

60  Gold  spotted  leaved   * 

61  Harrison's  small  red 

62  Gray's  invincible 

63  Gloriosa 

64  Chinese  new  striped 

65  Round  leaved 

66  Alniets'  superb 

67  Gaussonia,  beautiful 

68  Press's  eclipse,  lohite  and  vifk 
GS  Lady  Wilton's  superb 

70  Egerton*s  superb 

71  Lady  Derby's 

72  Splendid  red 

73  Beautiful  Elphinstonia 

74  Barneby's  brilliant 

75  Blackburn'sf  avorite 

76  Rawes'  new 

77  Supina,  beautiful 

78  Lord  C lives,  elegant 

79  Plurneria,  beautiful 

80  White  Eurya-like  Camellia 

81  Variegated  waratah 
S2  Dahlia  flowered 

83  Smith's  many  flovi^^ed 

84  Single  white  striped 


Kach 

$  cts, 

,mellia  compacta 

3  to  6 

imbricata 

3  to  6 

axillaris 

5  to  8 

oleifera 

3  to  6 

crassinervis   3 

50  to  8 

anemoniflora  ; 

stri- 

ata 

5  to  8 

r.  Knightii 

5  to  8 

rosa  mundi 

5  to  10 

aucubaefolia 

4  to  7 

Chandleri 

4  to  8 

corallina 

4  to  8 

florida 

5  to  8 

Grevilli 

3  to  4 

humilis 

8  to  10 

insignis          3 

;  50  to  7 

insignis  alba 

8  to  12 

involuta 

,.  4  to  8 

Kissi 

6  to  10 

Rossi 

6  to  10 

spatulata 

6  to  10 

Ptaminea 

6  to  8 

\\AxviXnh,rosea  3  to  G 

Woodsii 

3  to  6 

rosea  simplex 

;     3  to  6 

papaveracea 

8to  ]2 

princeps 

8  to  10 

aur.  varieg. 

5  to  8 

Ilarrisoni 

8 

punctata 

6  to  12 

gloriosa 

4  to  8 

chinensisstriata8tol2 

rotundifolia 

6  to  10 

superba 

6  to  8 

gausspnia 

6  to  10 

•   eclipsis 

10  to  15 

Wiltonia 

8  to  12 

egertonia 

8  to  12 

•    derbyana  . 

10  to  12 

splendens 

6 

Elphinstonia 

8  to  10 

Barnebyana 

8  to  10 

Blackburniana  8  to  lO 

Rawesia,  ve^ 

I  rctic- 

ulata 

8  to  12 

supina 

8  to  12 

Cliveana 

8  to  12 

plumeria 

8  to  12 

Euryoides,  sj)- 

nova 

8  to  12 

versicolor 

8  to  lO 

dahliajflora 

6 

floribundaa 

8  to  12 

alba  striat 

8  to  12 

85  Chandler's  elegant  Japan  rose 

86  Augusta 

87  Conspicuous 

88  Purplish  flowered 

89  Silky 

90  Colvill's  carnation 

91  Apple  blossomed 

92  Select,  or  choice 

93  Palmer's  semidouble  white 

94  Beauty  of  Vauxhall 

95  Young's  semidouble  red 

96  Variable  white 

97  Yellowish  white 

98  Blush  flowered 
N.   B.  Various  other   varieties  are   in  a  course  of  propagation   and 

amateurs  will  be  furnished  with  lists  of  the  new  acquisitions  when- 
ever desired.  There  will  also  be  an  annual  diminution  in  the  pri- 
ces of  the  most  expensive  varieties,  arising  from  the  increase  by  propaga- 
tion, ^c.  and  corresponding  lists,  luith  these  reductions  will  be  fur- 
nished between  the  periods  of  publication  of  the  large  catalogue  to  all 
who  apply  therefor.  Extra  large  plants  can  be  supplied  of  many  of  the 
kinds  of  Camellias,  the  charge  for  these  will  be  in  proportion,  but  in  all 
cases  as  reasonable  as  they  can  be  afforded, 


)0 

Enrl 

$?  cts. 

Camellia  elegans 

12  to  14      ■ 

augusta 

10  to  15 

conspicua 

12  to  15 

purpurascens  12  to  15 

8ericea 

12  to  16 

colvillii 

12  to  15 

nialiflora 

8  to  10 

eximia 

15 

alba  semiduplex         8 

concinjia 

10  to  12 

epsomensis 

8 

variabilis 

10  to  12 

luteo  alba 

10  to  15 

blanda 

8  to  12 

CHiiT^  noszs. 

Most  of  which  are  monthly,  or  ever-blooming. 

These  are  cultivated  in  pots,  and  can  therefocp  be  sent  at  any  season  oi' 
the  year  they  are  desired. 

The  monthly  varieties,  when  planted  in  the  open  ground,  are  particularly 
interesting,  on  account  of  expanding  their  flowers  in  March  and  April , 
when  those  of  other  kinds  have  not  yet  made  their  appearance. — 
They  continue  to  bloom  throughout  the  summer;  and  in  the  autumnal 
months  their  numerous  flowers  also  afford  particular  gratification,  as 
nature  then  seems  most  to  need  their  cheering  influence.  Nearly  the 
whole  number  stipport  ^ur  winters  with  little  or  no  protection,  as  de- 
8io:nated  by  this  mark  t ;  those  most  tender  need  only  to  have  a  box 
or  barrel  placed  over  them  during  winter.  Where  any  kinds  are  de- 
signated as  climbers,  it  is  meant  that  they  grow  tall,  and  are  suitable 
for  training,  &c. 

530  f  Single  China  rose  I 

531  tDouble  red,  or  daily 
Ditto  per  dozen,  $4  50 

532  tHamilton,  or  Maximus,  large  ) 

deep  red  > 

633  tHundred  leaved  tea  scented 

535  tCrimson  and  white 

536  tGolden  striped  bark,  very  cu- 

rious 
537,tDwarf,    or    pompone,  very 
small  and  delicate 

538  t Whitish  flowered 

539  IDutchess  of  Dine,  or  Maiden's 

blush,  a  climber 


a  indica 
pallida 

$0  40 
40 

maxima 

50 

centifolia  odorata 
bicolor 

75 
50 

aurea 

1 

minor 

50 

subalba 

1 

alb^ora 

59 

157 

540  tDark  purple  China  rose  B 

541  tGrandval,  or  Hermite,  splendid 

542  tWillow  leaved 

543  tHybrid  blush  rose,  a  little 

stJ'iped,  and  a  ciimh^r 

544  tMaheka,  new  hybrid  lilac,  a  } 

cHmher  ) 

545  tBluish,  or  diversiflora,  vari-  ) 

e  gated  5 

546  fTea  scented,  of  exquisite  ) 

fragrance  5 

547  tPurple  tea  scented  of  Florence 

548  tWhite  tea  scented,  exqui-  > 

sitely  sweet  5 

549  i Single  tea  scented 

550  fDouble  yellow  tea  scented 

551  tBelle  traversi,  new  dark  red 

tea  see  I  ted 

552  tNew  hybrid, ^ne  red,  a  climber 

553  fThornless 

554  fBourduge 

555  tCountessofFresnel.  doublehlush 

556  tDutchess  of  Parma,  double  ) 

striped  3 

557  tPrincess  Theresa 

559  tChansse,  very  bright  red 

560  tGigantic,  large  deep  red 

561  tGorge  de  pigeon,  ^ne 

562  tHerbert's  new  climber,  single 

563  tMagnificent 

564  tMonstrous,^wc  &/ws^ 
566  tDark  purple,  beautiful 
568  tMelanie 

570  tRoxelane  rose,  pretty  red,  in  ) 

monstrous  clusters,  a  climb.  ) 

571  tZulme,  /«ZZ  double  red 

572  tBaroness  Amelie,  prolific;  ^ 
often  ivith  a  bud  in  centre  > 
of  flower,    vanilla   scented^ 

573  Profuse  flowering,  or  Bengal  S 
florida,  large  and  beautiful  > 
JuH  double  maiden^ s  blush  ^ 

574  tChinese  sweet  briar,  a  climber 

575  t  imperial 

578  t  white 

579  fVanilla   scented,    extremely  \ 
■*  -        fragrant  ) 

581  fBelle  Chinoise,  brilliant  red 

583  Single  dark  velvet 

584  ^Single  flesh  colored 

585  Double  dark  velvet,  or  Otaheite 

586  Deep    crimson,    or  anemone  > 

flowered  ^^  3 

Ditto  per  dozen,  $4  50 '" 

587  t Flesh  colored 

3 


s  afro  purpurea 
speciosa 
salicifolia 

Each 
$Ct8. 

1  00 

1 

50 

hybrida  camea 

50 

hyhrida  lilacina 

50 

cerulea 

62 

odor at  a 

1  to  1  50 

purpurea 

1 

americana 

1 

simplex 
lutea 

75 

2  to  3 

superba 

1 

hyhrida  nova 
duplex  inermis 
nova  var. 
nova  var. 

75 

1 
1 
75 

nova  V. 

1 

nova  V. 
Chausse 
gigantea 

V. 

herberti 
magnifica 
monstrosa 
obscura 

V. 

75 
75 
75 

1 
75 

1 

1 

1 
75 

V. 

75 

V.     .^ 

75 

florida 


rubiginosa 
imperialis 
chinensis  alba 

150 
1 
1  50 

odoratissima 

1 

V. 

semperflorens 

incarnata 

atrorubens 

1 
40 
40 
40 

sanguinea 

50 

carmosina 

75 

bichonia 

resplendens 

recalls 


vtry  sweet      v. 


Lawianci 

plena 
bracteata 


158 

5SS  tBlacldsh  purple,  deep  velvet   Rosa  atronigra 
^•89  tKnight's  hichoma., partially  > 

striped  5 

.':90  tonight's  resplendent,  fine,  ) 

full  double  ditrk  purple      3 

591  tKnight's  regent,  semi  dou-  ) 
hie  redxe:cet  5 

592  tKnight's  animating 

593  t  invincible 

596  fBelle  de  Monza,  vanilla  scent. 

597  Miss  Lawrance's  do,  the  smal  - 

est  and  most  delicate  of  all 

598  Double  do 

599  Lord  Macartney's  evergreen  ) 
white,  a  climber  5 

600  Macartney's  nev^'  evergreen 
w^hite,  a  climber 

601  Three  leaved  do.  a  climbir  si 

602  tGreville's  superb  do.  or  scarlet  \ 

multifloru ,  a  cimber,  with  f 
floivers  of  various  shades  in  I 
the  same  duster  ) 

Ditto  per  dozen, 

603  Lady  Banks'   do,  or  White   ever- ^ 

green  mulliflora,  new  superb  > 
and  thorn'ess,  a  c.Umhtr  y 

604  Double  yellow  Banksian,or  Yellow  > 

evergreen  multifiora,  a  climber  ) 

605  tRoxburg's single  white  do.  a  climber 

606  Involucrat  d  do 

607  tEoursaultiau,  fine    large   red    ") 

climber  and  thomless  \ 

60S  tWhite  Boursaultian,  large  and 
superb  full  double  maiden 
blush,  a  climber 

609  Mauritius 

610  tDiniinutive  leaved  Chinese,  ivith  '\ 

the  most  deicate foliage,  and  f 
very  large  double  crimson  ^ 
flowers  ) 

611  Striped  diminutive  leaved 

613  tPowdered  leaved  Nepal,  a  climher 

614  tNepal  reddished  branched  do.  the  > 

flowers  said  to  be  pale  yelloio  > 

615  Long's  Arkansas,  small  foliage 

616  1  Red  multifiora,  Flora's  Garland') 

0'  wreath  rose,  a  climber         5 
Ditto  per  dozen 

617  fDouble  white  do.  a  climber 

619  Cherokee,  or  Evergreen  Georgia  ^ 

large  white  floivers  f 

620  iChampney's  double  piiik  cluster,  ( 
a  climi  er  ) 

Ditto  per  dozen 


50 


Each 

^.  cts. 
1  00 


75 

1 
75 
76 

7$ 

1 

to  75 


id  ^ 


Rosa  Grevilli 

50 

4  50 

Banksia     75  to  1  00 

lutca  $1  50  to  2  00 

Rooxburgii 
involuerata 

75 
1   00 

Boursaulti 

62 

a^ba 

1  00 

maurltania 

1   00 

inicrophylla        1,  00 


striata 

3  00 

nepalensis 

75 

pp.  nepal 

1  00 

Long'i 

1   00 

multifiora 

45 

4  50 

alba 

1 

Champneyana 

!      To 

4  50 


1  v; 

V. 

pulchella 
simplex 

Each 

ir^  ctsL 

] 

77 

50 

nosetti 

50 

rubra 
cceur  gris 

4  50 
75 
75 

1 

Herhemonti 

i 

moschata 
simplici 

50  to  75 
60 

159 

621  tNew  deep  pink  cluster,  a  climher  R( 

1322  tNew  small  colored  do.  a  climher 
6-24  t\eat  flowering  pink  cluster,  a  climher 

626  Single  blu^h  color  do.  a  climher 

627  tNosette's  double  blush   cluster,  a  > 
climber  5 

Ditto  per  dozen 
62S  tXew  red  nosette.  small  and  delicate 
629  tNew  grey  centre  do.  a  climher 
63'  tAzel  e   nosette 

(j3l  tHerbeuioDts    Caroline,    a  light'} 
hlush  dim'  er  5 

632  tDonble  white  musk  cluster,  a  climher 
€33  Single  do  do.  a  climher 

634  iPriucesse  of  Nassau,  a  new  musk  \ 
variety,  a  climher  S  ~ 

635  tPrince's  superb  double  white  clus- )  t„  i  -,-, 
.  ,.  ,'  >  superha  1  .J) 
ter,  a  climher                                     3                   ^ 

636  t-^'^is.  Cochrane's  favorite  cluster,  ^  -i  --q 
a  new  climher                                  S 

637  tSuterrose,  a  climher,  with  double 
crimson  Jlqtvtrs 

638  tCarmine  cluster  ,  60 
^3.9  tNew  pearl  colored  cluster  75 
640  tCoubie  Macartney                                                                            2 

642  tLady  Balcomb,  tea  rose  2 

643  tLa  Sarmenteuse,  tea  rose,  pure  white  and  superb  2 

644  tFine  double  blush  musk,  new  1  50 

645  ^Superb  deep  blush  Champneys,  new  1  50 

646  tParisian  ijelle  1  50 

647  fLaiarida,  curious  1 

648  tSuperb  white  Nosette  1  50 

649  tFrenchpure  tvhite  Nosette,  with  folded  petals  2 

650  tPrince's  white  Nosette              ,  -                  1  60 

651  tFrench  white  tea  scented  2 

652  tYellowish  musk  cluster,  or  Muscadejaune  2 

653  tBelle  Italienne  Nosette  2 

654  tlBourboti  tea  rose  2 

655  tl^a  desiree  tea  rose  2 

656  tCetnellivi  China  rose  -                  2 
6'7  tCratiioisie  fme  China  rose  2 

658  t Chinese  Ranunculus  2 

659  tPiince's  celestial  cluster  1  50 

660  (Chinese  new  large  blush,  very  fine  1  50 
N.  B.    About  twenty  other  Chinese  varieties  are  now  under  culture,  and 

will  be  enumerated  in  the  next  Catalogue. 

CHINA  ROSES,  &c.  above  enumerated,  in  assortments — the  selections 

to  be  made  by  the  proprietor. 

100  varieties,  including  the  most  rare,  for  ^75 

50      do  do  assorted,  40 

25      do  do  assorted,  25 

25  secondary  do  2.^ 


160 


ORANGES,  LEMONS,  CITRONS,  SHADDOCKS,  AND  LIMES. 

These  require  sufficient  protection  in  winter  to  keep  them  from  freezing 
in  the  states  north  of  South  Carolina:  in  the  latter  state  and  those  south 
of  it,  they  do  not  require  it.  In  Italy,  extensive  nurseries  of  these  fruits 
are  cultivated,  some  of  which  contain  200  varieties.  A  work  has  re- 
cently been  published  at  Paris,  edited  by  Messrs.  Risso  and  Foiteau, 
which  contains  engravings  and  descriptions  of  !G0  varieties,  comprising 
the  most  valuable  and  interesting.  It  is  from  un  inspection  of  those  fig- 
ured in  this  work  that  the  new  varieties  have  been  selected  which  aie 
here  enumerated;  to  obtain  which  has  been  attended  with  great  diilicul- 
ties.  About  40  new  varieties,  not  here  enumerated,  will  be  ready  for 
sale  in  September  next,  when  an  extra  catalogue  of  them  will  be  fur- 
nished. ^  • 

Those  marked  thus*,  if  of  1  year's  growth  from  inoculation,  ^.2 

2  do         do  do  3 

3  do         do  do  3  50 
Those  marked  thus  t  are  $3  50  each.     Some  of  these  kinds  are  of  three, 

and  others  but  of  one  and  two  years  growth. 
Those  marked  thus  t  will  be  each  $0,  and  being  quite  new,  are  not  at 
present  large. 

ORAITG-ES. 

1  *Seville  orange,  or  Bigarade,  Citrus  vulgaris 

2  :}:Double  flowering  do.  or  Orange  ajieur 

double 

3  tHorned,  or  hermaphrj^ite  do 

4  *CurIed  leaved,   or   cluster   flowering 

riche  drpouille 

5  tTurkey  bigarade,  or  willow  leaved 

6  tStriped  leaved  Turkey  do.  striped  willow 

leaved,  or  Turquin  panache 

7  *Golden  striped  do 

8  *Silver  striped  do 

9  *Silver  striped  curled  leaved  do 
10  I  Blotched  leaved  do 

13  XNew  spatafore  do 

14  New  Yian  do 

1 5  *  West  India  sweet  orange,    or  anger  a 

fruit  doux 

16  tSt.  Salvador  sweet  seedless 

17  jPortugal  oval  sweet  do 

18  f  Portugal  large  sw^eet  seedless  do 

19  tRed  cored  Malta,  or  red  Portugal  do 

20  iChinese  bigarade,   Tangiei;s,   or   large 

myrtle  leaved  do 

21  *Myrtle  leaved  do.  small  fruit 

22  *Small  Mandarin  do.  loith  fruit  size  of 

cherries 

24  i  Very  spicy 

SKikDDOCKS 

25  ^Shaddock,  or  p am pehnous,  monstrops 

fruit 

26  tFrench  large  do.  fruit  compressed 

27  IPeai- shaped  diO. or  poire  du  Commandeur 


.] 


flore  plena 

corniculata 

crisp  a 

lunata 

lunata  fol.  var. 

aureo  variegnta 
argcvtco  rarieirnta 
argen.  var.crispa 
maculata 
spatharia 
Ytan 

aurantium 

hraziliensis 

lusitaniciim 

maxima  asprrma 

cruentum      r*«-«« 
[rano 

sinensis  vel  taiiglcr 
myrtifolii 
nobilis,  minor 
hystrix 


decumana 

var. 
dominica 


161 


28  *Short  Lisbon  lemon  Citrus  limonum 

29  *Long  Sicily  do 

30  iPoncire,  or  tnonstrous  do.  gros  Union 

31  tincomparable  lemon,  toith  fra- 

grant  fruit 

32  tSweet  fl-uited  do 

33  tPear  shaped  do 

34  *Ked  fruited  do.  Palermo  solid  cit- 

ron,ox  Limonier  a  fruit  sanguine 

35  t-VIella  rosa  do 

36  fSpunish  do.  or  mervei^^e  d'Espngne 

37  tLarge  fruited  do.  or  Citronier  a  ) 

gros  fruit  ) 

38  1:Gold  striped  do 

39  tDouble  flowering   do.   Limonier   u  ) 

fleurs  dou  l:s  5 

40  tFingered  lemon 

41  *JMadeira  citron,  or  Cedratier 

42  tMadras   citron,  has  weighed  in  7 

England  5  lbs.  5 

43  fSi^e  fruited  do,  or  Citronier  a  cotes 

44  tLarge  pointed  do.  of  Florence 

45  tToronja  of  Caraccas 

46  1:West  India  lime 

47  tSweet  fruited  do 

48  *Bergamot  lemon 

49  tBergamot  perette  of  St.  Domingo 

50  jTrifoliate  leaved  lime 


ohiongum         [rosa 
ponzinum,  vel  tuhc'- 

incojnparabilis 

dulcis,ve\  Kiargarita 
pyriformis 

sanguinea 

mella  rosa 
Tar. 

macrocarpa 

aureo  striata 

fore,  plena 

digitatum 
medica,  vulgaris 

monstrosa 

costata 

florentina 

toronja 

limetta 

dulcis 

bergamia 

perette 

trifoliata 


52  tGros  royal 
67  tPompoleon 

69  tLarge  red  Portugal 

70  tWaved    leaved,  or  undulated, 

large  foliage 
74  Multiflora 


76  tJMandarina 

79  tWhite  fruited  Portugal 

80  tGold    variegated   leaved 

rade,  tei  y  curious 
94  tCalingula  bigarade 


biiia- 


51  tRound  fruited 

53  tLong  leaved,  or  longifolia 

54  t  Cluster  fruited 


55  tChestnut  leaved 

89  t  Jarette 

90  tPoire  du  Commande«r 


POMEGRANATES.     Grenadier. 

Those  marked  thus  *  are  75  cents;  thus  t  $1;  and  thus  t  $1  50. 
The  fruit  requires  in  this  latitude,  that  the  trees  should  during  winter  ;be 
placed  in  a  cellar,  or  some  other  pla,ce  free  from  frost.     South  ofth^ 
Potomac,  it  is  supposed  they  will  not  require  that  care. 

1  *Fruit  bearing  Punica  granatum 

2  tLarge  Malta  ,  meHtensis 

3  tSweet  fruited  dulcis 

4  tAcid  fruited  acida 

5  tSemi-acid  mi-acida 

3  *Double  crimson  ruhraplen^ 

4* 


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7  jGreatT)oul)le  camson     . 

8  +Prolific 

9  t White  flowered  and  fruited 
10  tDouble  white  flowering 

I  I  tVellow  flowering 

12  *Dw:irf  profuse  flowering 

13  ^Chinese 


Pnmcdi  pie. '1  a  major 
prolifera 
alba 

all. a  plena 
flava 
nana 
chinensis 


OLIVES.     Qliv{^rs. 

Those  marked  thus  *  are  $1 ;  thus  \  $1,50;  and  thus  %  $2. 
These  species  require  in  this  latitude,  during  winter,   that  the  trees  W 
placed  in  a  cellar,  or  some  other  situation  free  from  frost.     It  ks  con-- 
sidered  that  south  of  Virginia  tliis  care  will  not  be  requisite. 
1  tEuropean  Olea  europea 


2  tBianquet 

var. 

3  iBouquetier 

var. 

4  iNegron 

var. 

5  itLarge  Boutignnn 

var. 

(i  tl^arge  redounac 

xar. 

7  j.Le  pas  a  bouquet 

var. 

8  jCommon,  or  ordinaire 

var. 

9  {Large  fruited,  dgrosfruit 

var. 

jO  tEatable,  or  Bonne  a  manger 

var. 

jl  +  Vermilion 

var. 

]2  tGrossane 

var. 

{3  rLong  leaved 

longifolia 

H  tBroad  leaved 

latifolia 

Jo  *Eox leaved 

buxifolia 

1  ()  fTwisted  leaved 

obli  ,ua 

17  tWartedcape 

verrucosa 

18  Wave  leaved  cape,  $Z 

undulata 

19  Cape-of-Good-Hope  broad  leaved 

capensis 

20  Madeira,  $'S 

excelsa 

2 1  Chinese  fragrant,  exquisitely  sweet 

', 

1  to  2  dollars 

fragrans 

22  Smooth  leaved 

lt3evis 

23  American,  75  cents 

americana 

Ditto,  larg.r  size,  $1 

24  •^\ arrow  leaved 

angustifolia 

2')  Asiatic,  $3 

asiatica 

26  Mauritius  lance  leaved,  $2 

lancea 

27  *Twiggy,  or  branching 

media 

28  tGold  blotched  leaved 

foL  var. 

29  tRosemary  leaved 

rosniarinifolia 

30  *Holly  leaved 

spinosa,  vel.  illicifolia 

31  t Chinese  red 

fragrans,  rubra 

32  fSmall  leaved  European 

pariifo  i'l 

DOUBLE  DAHLIA,  OR  GEORGINA 

This  magnificent  plant  bids  fair  to  rival  in  splendor  and  in  variety  the 
far  famed  Tulip  and  the  Rose.  Many  of  the  varieties  are  inconceivably 
beautiful  and  interesting,  and  there  seems  a  never  ending  diversity  both 


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^f  color  and  form.  It  combines  the  richest  shades  and  most  varied  hues 
of  which  nature  is  susceptible,  with  every  diversity  in  shape  and  magni- 
tude, from  the  size  of  a  small  globe  an  inch  and  a  half  in  diameter,  to  an 
expanded  bloom  twenty  inches  in  circumference.  Most  persons  are  not 
aware  how  simple  are  the  means  requisite  to  their  preservation  in  winter. 
When  the  frost  has  destroyed  the  foliage,  nothing  more  is  necessary  than 
to  cut  off  the  stalks  two  to  three  inches  from  the  ground,  and  to  take  np 
the  roots  and  put  them  in  boxes  of  dry  sand  in  a  cellar,  or  any  other 
place  free  from  frost,  there  to  remain  till  spring  without  further  care. 

The  collection  here  offered  is  unrivalled  in  extent  and  beauty,  and  com- 
bines the  most  magnificent  varieties  of  each  class ;  it  being  a  concentra- 
tion of  the  most  choice  and  interesting  that  could  be  selected  from  the 
five  largest  establishments  of  Europe.  Other  new  varieties  are  continu- 
lally  accumulating,  and  Supplementary  Catalogues  containing  the  addi- 
tional varieties  will  be  published  in  March  and  October  of  each  year. 

The  letters  annexed  to  the  <3ifferent  varieties  designate  the  height  to 
which  they  usually  attain:  Thus,  A  denotes  those  that  do  not  exceed  two 
feet^B  those  which  attain  to  between  two  and  three  feet — C,  three  to 
four  feet — D,  four  to  five  feet — E,  five  to  sbc  feet — F,  six  to  seven  feet — 
G,  over  seven  feet.  The  nqfes  attached  to  the  respective  varieties,  de- 
scriptive of  their  qualities,  &c.  are  the  result  of  the  personal  examination 
of  the  Proprietors,  made  during  the  present  season. 

A  discount  will  be  made  to  those  who  purchase  largely  and  to  Nurse- 
ries and  other  venders.  To  I  hose  who  order  a  dozen  plants  or  more,  an 
abatement  of  25  per  cent  will  be  made  from  the  stated  prices  which  it 
will  be  perceived  are  much  lower  than  usually  charged,  the  great  and  in- 
creasing stock  enabling  us  to  offer  them  on  these  favorable  terms,  and 
also  to  select  superior  roots. 

SECTION  I.   White. 


f  cts 

Albina,  C 1 

Antoinette  • 1 

Dutch  whke,  C 1 

Inwoods  white,,  C  • « •  • 1 

L'honneur  de  Vries 1 

Madame  Crommelin •  •  1 

Mountain  of  snow,   pure 

ivhite,  D 1 

Parisian,  or  French  white,  B*  •! 

Fracellentissima,  Ev .•  •     75 

Pure  white,  E 1 

Silver  white  •  • 1 

Superb  white,  svperior,  and  a 

little  1 1710 ed  with  h lush,  D  1  50 

SECTION  II.    Blush,  «&c. 
Blanche  nain,  dwarf,   white 

touched  ivith  blush,  B  •  •  •  •  1 
Blush  lilac,  or  Lilac  blanche, 

nearly  ivhite,  D 1 

Imperial  agate,  C 50 

Maid  of  Kent,  C 1  50 

Modeste,  C 1 

New  blanda,  D 75 

Pompone    blanche,  nearly 

ichite 1 


$  cts. 

Veitch's  Fair  Rosamond,  C  .  •  1 
SECTION  III.    Lilac. 

Daphne,  light  lilac,  B 75 

Dwarf  superb,  B 1 

Goliath, ^we,  F 1 

Great  flowering  lilac,  D  • 75 

Jessica,  C 1 

Large  dwarf  lilac,  B 75 

Lilia  pumila,  dwarf,  C (iO 

Regina,  dark  crimsoned  lilac, 
superb  form,  with  entire 

imbricated  petals,,  C 2 

Royal  lilac,  D -60 

Royal  Augustus,  superb,  with 

entire  petals,  C 2 

Theodore,  beautiful,  E 75 

SECTION  IV.    Rose  color, 
Pink,  &c. 

x\rchdutchess  ,5w;?e?-6,  E 1  50 

Cherry  colored,  C 50 

Couleur  de  rose,  fine '•  •!  50 

Dutchess  of  Wellington,  D « •  •  •  1 
Excellent,   dwarf  beautiful 

pink,  B 75 

Gloriosa  rosea,  large  ^  fine,Q  J  50 
Grantchester  nonpareil,  D « •  •  •  ]  50 


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$  cts. 

..1 

..1  50 
••1  25 
••1  50 
.2 

..  60 
..1  50 
.•1  50 
..] 

..1  50 
-.2 


Lady  Arden,  C 

Lady  Greiiville,  C  •  •  •  • 
Large  rose  colored,  C  • 
Queen  of  iNaples,  fine  • 
Rosy  crimson,  sup<rb,  ] 
Star  of  Brunswick,  D  • 
Wells'  Triumph  royal,  ( 

Densa,  A 

Diirusa,C 

Amanda,  C  •  •  • 
Young's  rose,  fine,  E  • 
Sl^CTION  V.     Yellow  aud 
Straw  colored. 
Aurea,  nankin  colored,  D  •  •  •     i 

Bright  sulphur,  D 

Bright  yellow,  superb,  D  •  •  •  • 

Ceres,  yeVoxo,  C ' 

Couleur  de  girofle,   smaH  yel- 
low, beautiful,  E 

Diademe  d'or 

Dido,  yel  ow,  C 

Domheer,  yellow,  C 

Le  brilliant,  C   

Oldenbarneweld,  yelloiv,C 

Small  yellow,  E    

Squibb 's  pure  yellow,  C  •  ■  •  • 
Straminea,  straw  colored,  D 

Superb  pure  yellow,  E 

straw  color,  E 

Sulphurea  super ba,  C 

Sulphurea  grandif;ora,^ne,  D 

Wells'  dwarf  yellow,  B 

Wells'  superb  yellow,  C  •  •  •  • 

Yellowish,  D    

Young's  superb  sulphur,  very         I 

fine  dwarf  yellow 150 

SECTION  Vl.      OiawEje,  Buff 

and  Salmon  colors. 

Amelia,  C 50 

Amateur's  favorite,  D    

Aurantia  superba,    superb  or- 
ange, D. 

Aurantia  speciosa,  E 

Aurantia   pallida,  pale  or- 
ange, C 

Aurantia,  orange,  D 

Aurantia  magnifica 1 

Briggs'  large,  brick  colored,  E  1 
Brunette,  brick  colored,  E. . .     50 

Dwarf  orange,  B -••«  1 

Finebufr,D. 50 

Large  orange,  D. •  •     75 

Large  brick  color,  D 50 

Lord  Lyndhurst,  C  ..»>... .   150 


1 
1 

.    50 

1  50 
1 

75 
75 
75 

1 

1 

1  50 
75 

1 

1 
05 

1 
75 
75 
60 


50 


\ 


S7 


■Orange  flag,  C. 


Orange  bicolor,  fine,  D 1 

Orange  and  pale  lilac,  C  .  •  •  •  1 

Ornament  of  Flora,  D 50 

Prince  VJ\\\'vAxx\,  bicolor ed,  D  1 

Queen  of  the  yellows 2 

Tall  orange,  C 50 

Von  Weber,  C 75 

SECTION  VII.    Red. 

Adonis,  B 1 

Barnardioe,  D    1  50 

Beauty  of  England,  E 75 

Beauty  of  Hertford,  D 125 

Colvill'sred,  E 55. 

pale  red,    C 50 

Dutch  Multiflora,  dwarf,  B.  •     70 

Florida,  B ^  •  •  •     75 

Foster's  Constantia,  D 1  50 

Heroine,  C.- 1 

Honoripf  Antwerp,  dark  red 

nearly  crimson,  D 75 

Incomparable  red,  D •  •    I 

La  favorite,  small  fiower, 
form  projecting  and  very 
perfect,  j'^tals  close   and 

imbricated,  C-. 2 

Monlpelier,  petals  short,  en- 
tire and  imbricated 1  50 

Prince  Charles,  small  flow- 
er,  "D 75 

Radiata,  C 75 

Royal  sceptre,  jine  col  or, C     1  50 
Sultan,  very  fine  cherry  col- 
ored, D • 1 

Wells'  Queen  Adelaide,  C-  •  •  1 

Wood's  multifiora 1 

SECTION  VIII.    Scarlet. 

Beauty  of  Cheshunt  •  •  • ; 1  50 

Coccinea  speciossissima,y?wc 

div  arf,  C 1 

Claudius  CsBsar 1 

Comet „  ....  1 

Countess  of  Liverpool,  svperb 

dark  scarlet,  F 1  25 

Dennisii 2 

Dutchess  of  Kent,  D 75 

Electa,  C 75 

Elegant,  B 75 

Fanny  Kemble,  very  splendid 
dark  scarlet   velvet,   with 

large  petals,  C 2 

Herschel's  scarlet,  D i  25 

Highland  boy,  dwarf -  •  1  25 

Imperatrice,  form  partially 
convex  with  long  petals,!) 


•     75  Isabella, 


165 


$  cts. 

Kentish  maid,  B •     75 

Maid  of  Kent ••  1 

Miller's  George  IV.  superb 

colour,  G "'1  50 

Miller's  diadem,  F *  •     75 

Morning  Star,  fine  light  scar- 
let,D [ 

Mount  ^tna,  E .1 

Panoply, /orm    convex,  ivith 

numerous  petals,  C 2 

Pure  scarlet,  neiu,    D*  ••••••  2 

Romulus,  superb,  F-*  • 1 

Scarlet  turban,  fine,  F 7 

pompone,  superior'  •  •  I  50 

^o\,  very  fine,  ^ 75 

Sparkler,  very  large  petals,  C  1 
Veitch'  beauty  of  Devon,  D**! 
Veitch's  victory,  very  fine,  D  1 
Wheeler's    marchioness    of 

Bath,  D I  50 

William  the  IV. 75 

Young's  magnificent,  superb 
dark  shaded  scarlet  vel- 
vet, cost  a  guinea,  D«  •  •  •  '5 

Young's  royal  William I  50 

fine  scarlet,  beautiful 

light  scarlet,"^ 2 

aurora,  ^ne,  C 2 

SECTION  IX.    Shaded  rose, 
shaded  crimson,  &c. 

Alata,  or  triHora 1 

Beauty  of  action,  C 75 

Colvill's  perfecia,  D • 

Coquette,  brownish  crimson, 
velvet,  tvith  sfnall  petals, 

very  prolific,   D 2 

Douglas's  A  ugusta,  E 1 

I'ine  shaded  crimson, yine  dark 

velvet,  D 1  50 

Lord  Farnborough,   F  •••»•••  1 
Pizarro,  dark  shaded  crimson 
fine  convex  form,   pcta's 

closely  imbricated,  B 2 

Pompadour, ^/le  dwarf  pur- 
ple,C ■ 1,  2r 

Q,ueen  of  Wurtemburg,  C  •  •  •  •  1 
Seraphic,    purple      crimson, 
large  rounded  petals,  par- 
tially imbricated,  D 2 

Sultana,  brownish  crimson, Cl  50 
S.uprema,  purple  crimson  vel- 
vety  C. -.«•'..- 1  50 


$  cts. 
SECTION  X.    Stri-jed,  varie- 
gated, mottled,  &c. 

Belle  bicolor,    red   and  flesh 

coloured,  D •  1  50 

Crees  purpurea  variegata,  pur- 
ple, with  some  petals  light 

crimson,   E 2 

Crimson  and  purple,  E 1  25 

Dwarf  Daphne,  tricolor,  B-«l  25 
Henriette,  superb  striped,  E«l  50 
Pompone  bicolor,  reddish  and 

^  buff,   D 1  50 

Striata,  partially  striped  and 

annnone  form 1  50 

SECTION  XI.    Ruby  colored. 

Grand  triumphant,  C 1 

[nwood's  Donna  Maria,^?je,D  1 

King  Pippin,  A 50 

Maria  Louisa,  C 1 

Princess  Elizabeth,   extra  su- 
perb, D I  50 

Sans  rival,  D 1  50 

Well's  magnet,  D ...1 

telegraph,  G 75 

SECTION  XII.     Crimson. 
Atrorubens,  deep  crimson,  D     75 
Belle  Cramoisie,  fine,  petals 

convex,  and  imbricated,  C  1  50 
Bright  Venus,  li!,''ht  crimson-  •  1 

Dark  crimson,  D 150 

Dark  purplish  crimson  velvet*  •  75 
Dwarf  crimson,  small  light  red, 

C "' 75 

Early  Dwarf,  B 1 

Eminent I  50 

Fringed  crimson,  C«. 50 

Fulgens,  C • 75 

Fulgida  nana,  dwarf,  B 75 

superba,  C 1 

Gfrandeur  superbe,  C 1  50 

Hall's    ranunculiflora,    dwarf 

mottled,  G 75 

Helianthiflora,  F 75 

Myanea,  d?yar/ 1 

^^nwood's  crimson  multiflora,  B    75 

Lady  Grantham, ^we,  D 75 

Lindleyana,  D j 

Man  of  Kent,  deep  crimson,  C  1 

Mercury,  B 150 

Monsieur  de  Raad,  fine   dark 

crimson  velvet,  D 1 

Mundula,    dwarf,    fine    red- 
dish crimson,  C 125 

New  crimson  • . . .  # •  •  • 

% 


166 


$cts. 

Nutter's  Apollo,  D 1  50 

Princess  Victoria,  C 50 

Proserpine,  B 75 

Q,ueen  of  August,  deep  red  vel- 
vet,!^""'  1  50 

Roj-a  constaiitia,  rich  crimson, 

D ...1  50 

Scarlet  crimson,  superb  quiUed, 

E 2 

Young's  proserpine,  crimson' d 

red,D > 2 

Young's  Pauline,  dark  crimson,!  , 
SECTION  XIII.     Violet.  ''^_ 
Pulcinea,  form  projecting,  ve-^ 
tal.s  imbricatnl  and  white 

beneath,  C 2 

Janette,  C 50 

Purple  violet,  fine,  D 75 

Superb  violet,  superior,  D«  •  •  1 
SECTION  'XIV.     Purple, 

Atropurpurea  superb,  C 1  50 

Barrett's  Susanna,  D 2 

Beckley  hero,  dwarf,  C  • 75 

Brigantia,  large,  C 1  _ 

Cambridge  surprise 1 

Clustered  purple,  dwnrf,  B-  •  •  1  50 


75 


Cockburn's  purple 

Dark  purple  velvet 

Delectum,  dioarf 

Dwarf  purple,  superb,  B 

Favorite  purple,  C 

< irandissima,  C 1 

Involuta  purpurea,  dwarf,  C*     75 

Julianne,  F 50 

Kentish  hero,  divarj,  very  fine, 

B 1 

King  of  the  purples 75 

Lord  Cochrane,  C  •  • 
Marshall's  purple,  C 


.$  cte, 

Triumphant  purple,  D 50 

Well's  Juno,  A  .•... 75 

violet  purple,  D 1  50 

Young's  pilot,  quilled  light  piir- 

ple 2 

SECTION  XV.    I>ark  morone. 
Blackish  J  Purple,  Puce,  ana 
BIoojI  color,  &c. 
Alexandrina  victoria,    dwarf 

super!)  morone,  C 1 

Black  prince,  large  and  su- 
perb, F 2 

Black  turban,  very  dark,  C  •  •     75 

Bronze,  D 75 

Compactum.A '     75 

Douglas'  Decora,  C 1 

Douglas's  coronation,  ^ne  dark 
velvet  morone,  and  very  su- 
perb, D«-  •  • • 1 

Flora  perfecta,  D 75 

Gloria  i'orum  suprema,  D  •  •  •  •  1  . 
Glory  pf  New-York, rftuar/,C  1  50 

Hall's  Mogul,  dwarf,  C 1 

Imperiosa,    very   dark    and 

fine,  E 1 

Leopold 1 


nearly 


C 75:Miller's  invincible,  D 

50  Mogul,    xery    dark, 

b'ack,  E ,1 

Pourpree  obscura,  very  dark 

velvet,  C ••••  1 

Prince's    Transcendant,  su- 
perb dark  crimson  velvet, 

dwarf, C 2 

Purpurea  nigra,  dwarf  black- 


60 


ish,  C 

Sanguinea,  C 

1  50|Scott's  black  diamond  •  •-•  • 
5  Sowerby ,  C ' 


Miss  Hester,  deep  purph  dwarf      [Vulcan,  B  - 
C 1  50  Wells' Bulla,  B 


1 
1 
1  60 

1  50 
1 

1 


Multi^ora,  C 1 

Mutabilis,  dark  purple,  C •  •  •  •  1  50 
Plant's  purpurea  perfecta,  C*  '2 
Pretiosa,  light  purple,  B-  •  •  •  1  50 
pulen,  dwarf,  broionish purple 
very  douJde  and  prolific,  B  2 
Purple  prince,  superb,  D  ••••2 

Purpurascens,  C 50 

Purpurea-elata,  C 75 

Rubella,  B 1 

Sandefort,  E 75 

Stanhope,  N  • 1  25 

Tall  purple,  fine,  E 50|Buff  rayed  gold  disk,  D  ■ 


StepVjenia,yi/icrf7t'/.  B  1  50 

Victory,  B 1 

Mftunt  Vesuvius,  B.  •  •  1 

Wheeler's  'J'urk,  C 1 

Xenophon,  C 1  50 

Young's  Venushun,  dark  vel- 
vet, E 2 

Young's  black  purple,  j?"^,  C  2 

SECTION  XVI.    Anemone 
flowered . 
Blood  red,  short  disk,  D  •  •  •  •  •     75 
Rrown,  D 1 

•1^ 


167 


Earlv  blood  red,  E 

Flcinied  butt;  C 

Globe  anemone-  ii'on  red,  C 

Globe  purple,  large  light 
crimson,  beautiful,  D«-« 

Large  scarlet ,  E««^ 

Large  piuk,  D 

Large  rose  colored,  C 

Large  pink  feathered,  E 

Large  crimson,  ver}/  large 
deep  crimson,  E 

Light  purple,  D 

Painted  lady,  rose  colored, 
touched  with  red,  E  •••• 

Perfumed 

Reddish  brown,  C 

Scarlet,  D 

Small  crimson,  ^/ic  and  pro- 
lific, D 

Spectabile,  C 

Striated  buff,  E 

Sweet  scabious  fiowered,  C 


:| 


75 


$  cts. 
Tricuspidata,  rery  deep  vel- 
vet scarlet,!) 125 

SECTION  XVII.    Globe  floAv- 
ered. 

Crimson,  C 125 

Crimson  bonnet,  D "^5 

Dark  crimson,  E 1  25 

Dwarf  blood  red 150 

Feathered  light  crimson,  an- 
emone form,  E»*»«. 1 

ringed,  or^  Fimbriata,  C  •  • 
ull  dark   red,     anemone 

form,  D 

Lilac,B 

Neat    crimson,    anemone 

form,  D 

New  iron    red,    anemone 

form,  D 

J  g^  iPurpurea,  C 

,  -Kpiwall  blood  red,  B 

^Q  Tall  blood  red,  ancm.  form. 
^^  VAy  double  iron  red,  C«  •  •  • 

'"I  / 


^  cts. 
.      75 

1 

1  25 

1 
2 

75 
75 
75 

2 

1  50 

% 

50 

1  50 

1  50 

■  1  50 


1  25 
1  60 

1  25 

1 
1 

1  50 

D   75 

1  50 


REMARKS. 


THE^Trees,  Shrubs  and  Plants,  contained  in  the  annexed  Catalcwue, 
can  be  packed  in  such  manner  as  to  be  transported  at  any  season  of  the 
year;  and  all  orders  from  a  distance  receive  the  same  pointed  attention 
as  if  the  persons  desiring  them  were  present  to  make  their  selections;  in- 
formation will  also  be  freely  imparted  with  regard  to  the  best  means  of 
culture  &c. ;  and  the  packages  will  be  shipped  to  any  port  designated. 
Remittances  can  be  made  by  draft  on  any  city  from  Portland  to  New- 
Orleans.  In  the  transmission  of  plants  to  foreign  countries,  and  to  the 
various  ports  of  the  Union,  New-York  possesses  decided  advantages, 
regular  packets  being  established  with  a  great  number  of  places,  both  at 
home  and  abroad,  and  the  general  facilities  of  intercourse  being  so  en- 
larged and  increasing. 

In  offering  to  the  public  this  Catalogue,  the  Proprietors  cannot  refrain 
from  calling  the  attention  of  amateurs  to  the  numerous  highly  interesting 
trees  and  plants  which  it  contains,  and  many  of  which  are  found  in  no 
other  collection  in  our  country.  These  have,  in  many  instances,  been 
attended  with  such  expenses  in  their  importation,  that  had  a  desire  for 
profit  alone  animated  the  Proprietors,  they  would  not  have  been  so  ar- 
dent in  obtaining  them:  but  desirous  that  our  country  should  at  least  hold' 
that  rank  in  her  botanic  collections  which  she  does  in  every  other  respect, 
and  inHuenced  by  that  zeal  which  ever  inspires  the  votaries  of  Flora,  they 
have  incurred  disbursements  to  an  amount  never  hazarded  by  any  other 
establishment  in  the  Union.     The  prTces  of  the  plants  newly  imported 


1G8 

are  regulated  by  their  absolute  cost,  and  will  be  lessened  as  their  culture 
.may  be  attended  with  more  or  less  success;  many  of  those  of  less  recent 
introduction  are  )iow  placed  at  prices  much  reduced.  An  establishment 
so  extensive  as  this,  cannot  of  course  be  couductfed  without  immense  dis- 
bursements, in  making  which  the  Proprietors  have  greatly  to  rely  upon 
the  patronage  they  may  receive  in  the  sale  of  its  productions.  It  is  their 
desire  to  introduce  every  Tree,  Shrub,  or  Plant,  which  may  be  useful  in 
the  various  departments  of  national  industry,  as  well  as  those  which 
*;erve  to  gratify  our  pleasures  alone  :  and  it  remains  now  to  be  tested, 
whether  the  success  which  shall  attend  the  very  extensive  importations 
already  nif^^e,  will  warrant  their  continuance  on  the  same  expensive 
scale.  Comprising,  as  this  garden  does,  an  extent  of  more  than  40  acres, 
compactly  jil'ed;  with  the  very  extensive  range  of  Green-Houses,  which 
contain  above  20,000  plants  in  pots;  and  being  surpassed  or  equalled  by 
few  even  of  those  which  have  received  in  foreign  countries  the  patronage 
of  royalty,  the  Proprietors'  most  anxious  desire  has  been  to  give  to  their 
establishment  the  character  of  a  JSTational  Institution ;  and  animated 
by  those  feelings,  which  all  seem  concentrated  in  the  "  pride  of  coun- 
try,^' they  rely  on  that  country  to  aid  in  its  advancement. 

As  many  persons  in  the  Union  act  as  agents  for  different  nursery  es- 
tablishments, it  is  particularly  requested,  that  where  orders  are  intended- 
for  us,  it  be  plainly  specified;  and  every  invoice  we  transmit  will  have  a 
lariated  heading,  and  our  signature,  to  prove  it  genuine.  We 
mention  these  cautions /o;-  good'ia$id  conclusive  reasons,  and  we  par- 
ticularly enjoin  its  observance  ^  purchasers,  as  we  know  we  have 
been  injured  by  deceptions. 

Orders  from  a  distance  can  be  transmitted  through  an  agent  or  direct 
by  mail  or  otherwise,  and  the  various  demands  will  be  executed  with 
that  accuracy  and  despatch  which  characterize  the  general  transactions  of 
the  establishment. 

The  following  distinct  catalogues  and  publications  relative  to  the  dif- 
ferent departments  of  the  establishment  may  be  obtained  of  the  different 
agents,  or  by  direct  application  to  the  proprietors,  the  four  first  n^jention- 
ed  being  distributed  gratis  ' —  >; 

No.  1.  Fruit  and  Hardy  Ornamental  Trees,  Shrubs,  and  Plants,  pp. 

No.  2.  Bulbous  and  Tuberous  Rooted  Plants,  pp.  24. 

No.  3.  Green-house  Trees,  Shrubs,  and  Plants,  pp.  48 

No.  4.  American  Indigenous  Trees.  Shrubs,  and  Plants,  pp.  52. 

No.  5.  A  catalogue  of  Garden  and  Flower  Seeds,  &c. 

These  catalogues  can  be  transmitted  by  mail,  at  a  postage  of  1^  to 
2.^  cents  per  sheet,  as  welt  as  the  books  below  named. 

BOOKS — Prince's  Treatise  on  Horticulture      -         -         -       75  cent* 

"         Treatise  on  the  Vine         -         -         -  ^1  50 
"  Treatise  on  Fruits,   or  PomologicaH 

Manual,  containing  accurate  de-  )  ><„ 
>  scriptions  in  detail  of  about  800  j  * 

varieties  of  Fruits,  in  2  vols.  j 


